Technology majors are broadly categorized into computing, engineering, and specialized technical fields. In 2026, many of these programs emphasize emerging areas like artificial intelligence, cloud architecture, and data science. 
Core Computing & IT Majors
These majors focus on software, systems, and data management. 

  • Computer Science: Focuses on the theory of computation, algorithms, and advanced programming.
  • Information Technology (IT): Emphasizes systems administration, networking, and end-user support.
  • Software Engineering: Concentrates on the systematic design, development, and testing of software applications.
  • Cybersecurity / Information Security: Teaches methods to protect digital assets, including ethical hacking and digital forensics.
  • Data Science & Analytics: Combines statistics and computer science to interpret and manage large datasets.
  • Management Information Systems (MIS): Bridges the gap between business management and technical IT systems. 

Engineering Technology Majors 
These majors apply engineering principles to technical systems and hardware. 

  • Computer Engineering: Focuses on integrating computer hardware with software systems.
  • Electrical Engineering Technology: Deals with the design and maintenance of electrical systems and electronics.
  • Mechanical Engineering Technology: Applies mechanical principles to manufacturing and industrial operations.
  • Robotics & Automation Engineering: Involves the design and control of robotic systems and automated processes.
  • Aerospace Engineering Technology: Focuses on the technical aspects of aircraft and spacecraft systems. 

Specialized & Emerging Tech Majors

  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning: Specialized study of neural networks, natural language processing, and automated systems.
  • Game Design & Development: Covers the programming, graphics, and interactive mechanics of digital gaming.
  • Web Development & Digital Design: Focuses on front-end and back-end web technologies and user experience (UX).
  • Cloud Computing: Specializes in the architecture and management of cloud-based services and infrastructure.
  • Biotechnology / Bioinformatics: Intersection of biological science and computational technology.