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Informatics unites computational sciences with arts, humanities, and various scientific fields through interdisciplinary collaboration to address complex challenges. By employing algorithmic methods and computing capabilities, it gathers and processes data, generates novel insights, and approaches both traditional and emerging issues from diverse viewpoints. The informatics major equips students with skills for careers in software engineering, UX design, and information systems, while also serving as strong foundation for advanced studies across multiple domains. At Iowa, the program cultivates proficiency in coding, data interpretation, UX principles, and application development, with focused attention on challenges within specific cognate fields. Furthermore, Iowa's Computer Science Department boasts world-class research faculty, comprehensive student resources, and an outstanding track record of graduate employment and advanced degree admissions. Informatics students have opportunities to engage in personalized research initiatives and collaborate directly with professors in specialized areas.