IT degrees
Why study information technology?
The technological revolution has had a profound impact on the workforce, making a degree in information technology more valuable than ever. IT degrees span data analytics, information systems and software engineering. Information technology careers are expected to grow faster than average over the next decade. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, information technology occupations may see a 12% increase from 2018 to 2028 – that’s 546,200 more information technology jobs.
Find bachelor’s and master’s degrees in IT
Arizona State University has a range of information technology programs where you can develop and strengthen your technological and analytical skills for the 21st century workforce. Today’s information technology sector is diverse, encompassing the full spectrum of business, computer technology, database development and more. Our undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs offered 100% online will prepare you for the ever-evolving world of IT.
11 programs total
Certificates
Applied Business Data Analytics (Undergraduate Certificate)
Undergraduate
Business Data Analytics (BS)
Undergraduate
Computer Information Systems (BS)
Undergraduate
Geographic Information Science (BS)
Certificates
Geographic Information Science (Undergraduate Certificate)
Undergraduate
Graphic Information Technology (BS)
Graduate
Graphic Information Technology (MS)
Undergraduate
Information Technology (BS)
Graduate
Information Technology (MS)
Undergraduate
Internet & Web Development (Applied Science BAS)
Undergraduate
Technical Communication - User Experience (BS)
What can you do with an information technology degree?
IT skills
- Analytics and data management.
- Cloud computing.
- Cybersecurity.
- Database administration.
- Programming and application development.
- System architecture.
Jobs in IT
- Cloud architect.
- Health IT specialist.
- IT consultant.
- Mobile application developer.
- Software engineer.
- Web developer.
An IT degree from a respected institution
For the fifth year in a row, ASU was named No. 1 in innovation by U.S. News & World Report. ASU also ranks as a top university for undergraduate education and one of the best graduate schools in the U.S. The university’s commitment to innovation drives groundbreaking discoveries in network architectures, security systems and information management. ASU also offers an unparalleled suite of support services personalized to empower students to succeed.
Student and IT market news
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