St. Augustine's University is a historically Black institution located in Raleigh, North Carolina, founded in 1867 by the Episcopal Church to provide education to formerly enslaved people in the aftermath of the Civil War. Its Raleigh location places it within the Research Triangle, one of the most technology-intensive regions in the country. Programs in computer science, cybersecurity, and engineering mathematics give students technical preparation suited to careers in software development, network security, and quantitative analysis. The university leverages proximity to Research Triangle employers and government agencies to support student internship placement and workforce development initiatives. Graduates enter careers in information technology, cybersecurity operations, software engineering, and government technology services.

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