Online technology degrees
Build skills in IT, computer science, data and cybersecurity at ASU, #1 in the U.S. for innovation
Why earn a technology degree online?
Nearly every organization runs on technology, and it needs people who can build it, secure it and make sense of its data. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment of information security analysts to grow 21% from 2025 to 2035, much faster than the average for all occupations.
Arizona State University offers online technology degrees in fields across the sector, such as artificial intelligence, data science, user experience, web development and more. Several of ASU's online technology programs, including computer science and information technology, are ABET-accredited. Deciding between two paths? Compare computer science vs. information technology.
See what you can do with a technology degree
Find an online technology degree for you
Technology careers need people who can build systems, protect them and make sense of their data. The Bachelor of Science in computer science covers AI tools, software, network security and video game systems in an ABET-accredited program. If security appeals to you, the Bachelor of Science in information technology with a concentration in cybersecurity focuses on protecting networks, cloud systems and digital infrastructure. The Bachelor of Science in data science offers seven specialized tracks for turning raw data into insight.
Care more about the people using technology? The Bachelor of Science in user experience blends research, content and design. The Bachelor of Science in human systems engineering applies human performance science to design systems that work better for people. See every technology program below.
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What can I do with a degree in technology?
Careers for technology graduates
Technology careers are among the fastest-growing in the country:
- Data scientists: $120,230 median annual pay, with 35% projected growth from 2025 to 2035.
- Information security analysts: $129,180 median annual pay, with 21% projected growth.
- Software developers, quality assurance analysts and testers: $134,040 median annual pay, with 10% projected growth.
- Web developers and digital designers: $99,520 median annual pay, with 5% projected growth.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025. Projections are for 2025–35. The average growth rate for all occupations is 3%. Figures are national and vary by location, experience and education.
See how a computer science degree still pays off in the age of AI or learn how to become an information security analyst.
Career support for students and alumni
As an ASU student, you'll have career support from your first course through graduation and beyond:
- Meet virtually with a career advisor by appointment or during drop-in hours
- Get feedback on your resume and cover letter
- Practice with interview preparation resources
- Search for jobs and internships on ASU CareerLink
- Attend career and internship fairs, including virtual events
Curious about hands-on experience? Learn how online students can get internships.
A technology degree from a respected institution
ASU is ranked #1 in the U.S. for innovation by U.S. News & World Report for 12 years running (2016–27). The university’s commitment to innovation drives groundbreaking discoveries in network architectures, security systems and information management. While scaling faculty and academic excellence, we prepare learners to tackle complex global challenges and make positive change in their communities. Discover more of ASU’s top-ranked online programs.
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ASU Online offers over 350 degrees and certificates in a plethora of fields. Check out other areas of interest to find the right program for you.