CIS is sponsored by four units:
The deadline for all applicants is February 1, 2021, for fall admission.
For more information on admission requirements please visit Graduate Division, Prospective Students web page and Application page.
News & Events

CIS 720 Seminar – A Talk about Communicology: Overview and Research
Please join us at the CIS 720 seminar from 4:30-5:30pm on Monday, 4/12, for our Communicology Research Panel. Professors Amy Hubbard, Jessica Gasiorek, and Min-Sun Kim will talk about Communicology and present an overview of their research foci. As we move towards the new School of Communication & Information, COMG faculty will be joining CIS […]

CIS 720 Seminar – A Talk on “Building an Identity between Phases of Intellectual Life: A Neophyte Scholar’s Perspective”
Please join us from 4:30-5:30pm for the CIS 720 seminar on Monday (April 5) for Dr. Richard Carnevez’s talk on “Building an Identity between Phases of Intellectual Life: A Neophyte Scholar’s Perspective.” Dr. Canevez was awarded a prestigious Computing Innovation fellowship from the Computing Community Consortium/NSF (https://www.hawaii.edu/news/2021/03/11/national-computing-fellowship/) Summary For early-stage academics such as myself, building […]

CIS 720 Seminar – A Talk on “A Theoretical Lens for Exploring Social Media Engagement among the Kaho’olawe Community: Combining Community-Based Participatory Research, Actor-Network Theory, and Papakū Makawalu”
Please join us from 4:30-5:30pm for the CIS 720 seminar on Monday, 3/22, for Maggie Pulver’s talk on “A Theoretical Lens for Exploring Social Media Engagement among the Kaho’olawe Community: Combining Community-Based Participatory Research, Actor-Network Theory, and Papakū Makawalu.” Bio: Maggie Pulver is a 4th year doctoral student in the CIS program. Her research interests […]

CIS 720 Seminar – A Talk on “From UH CIS PhD Student to Tenured – Mistakes, Successes, and Lessons Learned”
Please join us at the CIS 720 Seminar tomorrow — Monday, March 8 (4:30p-5:30p HST) for a talk by Dr. Sal Aurigemma (CIS alum’13/Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems and J. Bradley Oxley Chair in Business Administration) . Title: From UH CIS PhD student to tenured – mistakes, successes, and lessons learned Abstract: In this […]