Program Overview

Program Overview

The BS in Information Technology Management is designed to equip information technology professionals with the necessary business skills and advanced information technology skills to advance to leadership positions in the field. The program is tailored for individuals with professional work experience in the field or an associate's degree in Information Technology, aiming to create the next generation of Information Technology leaders.

Program Details

• The program is offered by the Kanbar College of Design, Engineering & Commerce, with online programs available.
• The degree offered is a Bachelor of Science.
• The campus location is East Falls, with an online format.
• The program requires 120 credits.

Curriculum and Structure

The program utilizes a foundation of core business classes, coupled with coursework specific to management of systems and processes in the Information Technology field. This approach enables students to graduate with the skillset needed to advance in the field. The asynchronous, online program provides a rigorous approach to education without the confines of traditional academic programs, allowing students to maintain full-time employment, caregiving, and other outside commitments while completing the program.

Career Outlook

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, key positions in information technology management are projected to continue growing over the next 10 years. Examples of positions available to graduates include:

• Computer Support Specialist, with a median salary of $60,810.
• Network and Computer System Administrator, with a median salary of $95,360.
• Computer Systems Analyst, with a median salary of $103,800.
• Information Security Analyst, with a median salary of $120,360.

Accelerated Program Features

• Generous transfer credits are accepted.
• The program features eight-week terms, with online courses enabling students to schedule their education around life and career demands.
• Experienced faculty provide insight into the field, while collaborative projects help develop practical skills and build professional networks.

Admission and Support

The program welcomes students with any amount of transfer credits from other institutions, community college graduates with an associate's degree looking to complete their bachelor's degree, and students who never took any college credits who are ready to start a degree program. Dedicated support includes:

• A dedicated admissions team to answer questions.
• Supportive advising team members to help create a schedule that works for each student's goals.
• Experienced faculty providing regular engagement opportunities, support, and feedback.
• University resources available online, including writing support and library resources.