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Our programs are grounded in rigor and relevance, providing students special preparation to succeed in fields that require exceptional application of knowledge. The college’s faculty and students engage in a wide variety of research-oriented programs. Both undergraduate and graduate students can find opportunities to conduct research on campus with a professor, or at nearby laboratories including Argonne National Laboratory and Fermilab. No matter which scientific endeavor interests you, you will find yourself immersed in thought-provoking study and innovative research at Chicago’s only tech-focused university. Midwest’s Only B.S. in Artificial Intelligence Illinois Tech’s Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence degree explores the deep foundations of this fast-growing field of computer science, while also emphasizing societal ethics in developing this technology. Apply to the only undergraduate AI program in the Midwest. Learn More A Breakthrough in Understanding Chlamydia Chlamydia affects one in 20 Americans, making it one of the world’s most prevalent STD. Oscar Juarez, assistant professor of biology, is closing in on methods to disrupt the growth of chlamydia. College of Science News News Illinois Tech to Help Train Future Accelerator Scientists Through $1.9 Million Fellowship Grant The United States Department of Energy has awarded Illinois Institute of Technology and Northern Illinois University a $1.9 million grant to train physics graduate students in accelerator science and... Tags: Science and Technology Data Science Student Spent Summer Keeping NASA Connected to Space Dan Karcz (M.A.S. DSC student) always has wanted to work at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab, and this past summer he fulfilled that goal by interning with the lab’s Deep Space Network. The Deep Space... Tags: Science and Technology Internet 2.0: Illinois Tech to Co-Lead NSF Initiative to Develop Faster, More Secure Internet Illinois Institute of Technology will play a leading role in forging the future of the internet, as the university has been named a partner in a $20 million National Science Foundation grant to test... Tags: Science and Technology Departments Departments Applied Mathematics Biology Chemistry Computer Science Physics Events Jan 21 Backward Stochastic Differential Equations and Their Applications Jan 21 BSDEs and Their Applications Jan 22 Water Revisited Opening Doors to Opportunity Real-World Experience A summer abroad in Scotland allowed Victoria Belotti to learn more about Scottish history, culture, and politics through visiting the places and cities where these events occurred. Victoria Belotti (Applied Mathematics/Statistics 2nd Year) High-Impact Research A research opportunity at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory led Daniel Bafia to increasing the efficiency of beamlines, and a prestigious international award. Daniel Bafia (Ph.D. Physics Candidate) Postdoctoral Associate, Baylor University After emigrating to the United States, Kabre ran her own business before pursuing a Ph.D. in applied mathematics and a career in academia. Julienne Kabre (Ph.D. AMAT ’17) Ph.D. Candidate, University of Chicago Seizing on the chance to start conducting research during her first year at Illinois Tech, Iva Veseli positioned her aptitude in the lab to help her success. Iva Veseli (BIOL/M.S. CS ’18) Software Developer, Google Lessons learned through faculty mentoring impact Utkarsh Khanna’s approach to workplace projects. Utkarsh Khanna (M.A.S. DSC ’16) Postdoctoral Fellow, University of North Carolina Emily Mick learned the basics of working in a chemistry lab as an undergraduate student at Illinois Tech through a research opportunity. Emily Mick (CHEM ’10) Real-World Experience A summer abroad in Scotland allowed Victoria Belotti to learn more about Scottish history, culture, and politics through visiting the places and cities where these events occurred. Victoria Belotti (Applied Mathematics/Statistics 2nd Year) High-Impact Research A research opportunity at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory led Daniel Bafia to increasing the efficiency of beamlines, and a prestigious international award. Daniel Bafia (Ph.D. Physics Candidate) Postdoctoral Associate, Baylor University After emigrating to the United States, Kabre ran her own business before pursuing a Ph.D. in applied mathematics and a career in academia. Julienne Kabre (Ph.D. AMAT ’17) Ph.D. Candidate, University of Chicago Seizing on the chance to start conducting research during her first year at Illinois Tech, Iva Veseli positioned her aptitude in the lab to help her success. Iva Veseli (BIOL/M.S. CS ’18) Software Developer, Google Lessons learned through faculty mentoring impact Utkarsh Khanna’s approach to workplace projects. Utkarsh Khanna (M.A.S. DSC ’16) Postdoctoral Fellow, University of North Carolina Emily Mick learned the basics of working in a chemistry lab as an undergraduate student at Illinois Tech through a research opportunity. Emily Mick (CHEM ’10) College of Science Robert A. Pritzker Science Center | 3105 South Dearborn, Room 252 | Chicago, IL | 60616 312.567.3800 science@iit.edu Follow Us Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Learn more... Illinois Tech welcomes you to join our community of people who discover, create, and solve. Apply today, visit us in Chicago, and contact us for more information. 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