Computer Science Bachelor’s Degree
3-Year Computer Science BS
Degree: BS
Locations: Online, Rhode Island
Length: 4 years
Internship: Internship or project required, 6 credits
Credits: 121
Fast-Track Your Future in Tech
If you’re ready to dive into the world of computer science, why wait four years to start your career?
JWU’s Three-Year Career-Focused Bachelor’s Degree is designed for driven students who want to gain in-demand tech skills and enter the workforce sooner.
Technology is evolving fast, and so are we. At JWU, you’ll build a strong foundation in software development, programming languages, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing and more. Our expert faculty don’t just teach concepts — they show you how to apply them in real-world settings. Through hands-on projects and problem-solving exercises, you’ll gain the experience employers are looking for.
This program offers the same high-quality curriculum as our four-year degree, but with a focused, structured path that helps you save time and tuition while staying ahead of industry trends. Plus, if flexibility is key for you, this program is also available through JWU Online.
Real-World Experience Through Work-Integrated Learning
At JWU, we believe learning happens both in and out of the classroom. That’s why our three-year degree programs incorporate Work-Integrated Learning, giving you the opportunity to apply your skills in real-world settings. Whether it’s through internships, research projects, volunteer opportunities or part-time work, you’ll gain hands-on experience while building your resume. Our Experiential Education & Career Services team will guide you every step of the way.
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