The college houses four classroom labs with over 130 computers. A computer lab operated by UNI Information Technology Services adds 35 computers. All personal computers in UNI's Curris Business Building are networked for printing, the Internet and the World Wide Web. UNI recognizes that students must learn in a technologically advanced environment. Our facilities include the latest Windows-based software for business simulations, databases, spreadsheets, programming applications, presentations, word processing, communications and desktop publishing.
All students automatically receive e-mail accounts with Internet privileges.
Whether in the classroom, a computer lab or logged-in from home, students recognize that information technology is a vital aspect of the business infrastructure at the UNI College of Business Administration. The result is an integrated set of computer-based communication and computing services, linking faculty, staff and students to the resources of the global Internet.