Undergraduate
Computer Science
Build rigorous foundations in algorithms, intelligent systems, cybersecurity, and human-centered software design.
Programs and academics
Choose a rigorous path, then make it your own through research, interdisciplinary study, and hands-on work across Boston.
Find your path
Search the featured programs below by name, subject, degree, or level. Every path combines focused study with room to explore.
Undergraduate
Build rigorous foundations in algorithms, intelligent systems, cybersecurity, and human-centered software design.
Undergraduate
Turn complex data into clear decisions through statistics, strategy, economics, and responsible leadership.
Undergraduate
Apply engineering design to health challenges, from medical imaging and biomechanics to next-generation devices.
Undergraduate
Study climate systems, ecology, geospatial analysis, and policy through fieldwork across New England.
Undergraduate
Understand how institutions work and design evidence-based responses to public challenges.
Undergraduate
Explore cognition, development, and behavior through laboratory research and community-based learning.
Undergraduate
Create meaningful narratives across journalism, digital media, public relations, and visual storytelling.
Graduate
Advance from data engineering to machine learning with an applied capstone for an industry or civic partner.
Graduate
Lead schools and learning organizations through inclusive practice, policy, and organizational change.
Online
Develop practical skills in threat analysis, cloud security, digital forensics, and risk governance.
The academic experience
A Summit education is designed around relationships, challenge, and the confidence that comes from applying what you learn.
Small classes create room for discussion, feedback, and mentorship from active scholars and practitioners.
Combine majors, minors, certificates, and project courses to build an education around complex questions.
Internships, field study, research, and client projects connect academic ideas with consequential practice.
Advisors and career coaches help you translate curiosity into a plan without narrowing your possibilities too early.
Advising from day one
Your advising team includes a faculty mentor, an academic advisor, and career support. Together, they help you test interests, choose experiences, and connect each semester to your larger goals.