Stanford University IT delivers leading-edge technology that enables our faculty, students, and staff to make the world a better place.
At our core, we provide excellent IT support that enables our mission of teaching, learning, research, and patient care. We provide an environment and culture that fosters innovation, which underpins Stanford’s DNA. We invest in extraordinary people who bring a diversity of experiences, thought, and community spirit to University IT.
As technologists, designers, architects, and communicators, we put forward bold plans to increase the connectivity and resilience of the Stanford community.- Steve Gallagher, Stanford CIO
University IT (UIT) comprises 730+ people across eight units.
(University, Stanford Medicine, and SLAC)
We strive to deliver business processes, information systems, and high-performance computing services that meet the high expectations of Stanford faculty and researchers.
We aim to provide technology and support services that create a seamless digital journey from application to graduation.
We collaborate with our Stanford Medicine partners to smooth digital boundaries for faculty, clinicians, staff, and students between Stanford University and Stanford Medicine.
We must continually evolve and enhance our security posture by investing in capabilities that protect against cyber threats while minimizing friction for users.
We uphold our responsibility to ensure Stanford’s technical infrastructure and support services are efficient, resilient, and scalable both on-campus and online.
Please note that the information in this section is a best estimate in certain cases from calendar year 2023.
These numbers are intended to provide a general overview and should not be interpreted as exact values.
(PY2024-2025 priorities to be published soon)
Learn more about UIT's top priorities and associated projects.
The Business Affairs strategic goals and principle initiatives page is restricted only to members of the Business Affairs organization.
The Campus IT Plan, which provides a collective view of technology improvement strategies and planned efforts to serve the Stanford community.