Bachelor in Computer and Information Sciences (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in Computer and Information Sciences (Bachelor's), applications for the Nov 2026 intake are due by Oct 1, 2026; tuition is The total cost of the degree is approximately $7,260, which includes a $60 application fee and a $180 assessment fee per course..

This 100% online programme is delivered asynchronously with no live lectures and no fixed class times. Students complete 40 courses over less than two and a half years, studying at their own pace. The curriculum covers programming languages such as Java and Python, database management, software design, and foundational concepts in artificial intelligence and machine learning. It is designed for working professionals and those balancing education with other commitments.

Focus areas include Programming Languages, Database Management, Software Design, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Project Management.

The programme requires 120 credits, divided into 19 general education courses and 21 major courses. Students complete all coursework through asynchronous learning with weekly assignments.

Graduates enter roles such as Software Developer, Database Administrator, Computer Systems Engineer, and Web Designer.

Applicants must be at least 16 years old, have a high school diploma or equivalent, be proficient in English, and complete UoPeople Foundations courses.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. 100% online, asynchronous, part-time, less than two and a half years.

Shai Reshef founded the university in 2009 as an online-only institution designed to reduce the cost of higher education. Courses and educational materials are provided without tuition charges, while minimal fees are paid as students progress. There is no campus, room and board, or requirement to relocate, making the university suitable for learners based anywhere with internet access.

Students join a global learning community spanning more than 200 countries and territories. International applicants may be able to transfer credits from accredited institutions in the United States or elsewhere, including eligible university courses and certain AP, CLEP, IB, ACE, and NCCRS credits for undergraduate degrees. Transfer evaluations are free, although accepted credits must meet course and grade requirements. Students should also budget for the university’s minimal fees, including charges connected with final examinations.