Students can land most information technology jobs with a bachelor's degree in IT, computer science or other tech-related fields.

The use of information technology is widespread in society and increasingly important in the workplace. Information systems are vital to problem identification, analysis and decision-making. Graduates ...

Wright State University and Sinclair Community College have launched a new pathway program to facilitate student transfers ...

A bachelor’s in computer science prepares you to pursue well-paying computer and information technology careers or apply to graduate programs in computing-related fields.

CCI's Bachelor of Science in Computing and Security Technology (BSCST) is Drexel's cybersecurity undergraduate degree. BSCST students learn to securely manage and operate IT infrastructure. Computer ...

WIU’s bachelor’s in cybersecurity degree program positions you to launch right into a demanding role or advance your expertise further through graduate studies in computer science (such as Western’s ...

Information science at CMDI is a cutting-edge area of study that draws on social science, the humanities and computer science. Students earning an undergraduate degree in information science learn to ...

Degrees Offered Bachelor of Science: Accounting, business administration, finance, global business, healthcare management, human resource management, information technology and systems, marketing, ...

The Difference Between Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science While a BA (Bachelor of Arts) degree usually focuses on general studies, along with subjects like the arts, communication and sociology, ...