Top 110 Bachelor Degrees in Information Technology 2019

Application period 1: 9.-23.1.2019

Application period 2: 20.3.-3.4.2019

The IT program gives you a solid foundation on IT and allows you to specialize in the field of your own interest with personal skills development studies. With this method, you can find and utilize your personal strengths as a future IT engineer.... [-]

Become a cyber superhero. Technology and the sustained flow of information now touch every part of our daily lives. Attacks on our interconnected financial networks, utility systems, and lines of communication, if successful, can be crippling to the pulse of organized society. Concern about the global threat of cyber-terrorism led the Volgenau School of Engineering to design the only degree of its kind in the country. BS in cyber security engineering focuses on safeguarding existing systems and building resilient new ones.

Students who earn their degree from the first such program in the U.S. will be uniquely positioned for high-demand careers protecting physical systems from cyber attacks. Graduates will find jobs in government, defense, transportation, telecommunications, or almost any field they choose. The first class entered in 2014 and local employers such as the Advanced Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University and Northrop Grumman are already courting these students for internships.... [-]

The Degree in Systems and Information Technology is strongly focused in three parts: Technologies, programming, and seminars. The technologies aspects and programming are traditional in computing degrees. On the other hand, Seminars provide the opportunity for the students with the Degree in Systems and Information Technologies to gain knowledge on actual themes in areas such as the internet, commerce and electronic government, computer network, Database and intelligence Systems among others.

The study plan on Systems and Information Technology Degree is adapted to the international curriculum recommended by the ACM Association for Computing Machinery, one of the greatest professional associations in Systems and Information Technology Worldwide.... [-]

Software and communication methods are changing the way individuals and organisations do their daily activities. In all areas of life, there is space for innovations that help people to do things in a better way by using IT technologies - our world can become more user-friendly, more economical, and more productive and less energy dependent.

The degree programme in Information Technology provides you with extensive knowledge of software engineering and communications. You acquire the skills required in building new applications and systems that respond to customer needs. In addition to regular courses, we offer students real world projects where they can challenge themselves.IT Engineering studies consist of basic studies and professional studies in software and communications fields. You need to both to both real-world problems with software and IT systems.... [-]

Build a Solid Foundation in Cybersecurity

SRU prepares students with technical and managerial skills needed by technology companies

Offered by: Computer Science

The Computing major with Cybersecurity concentration provides a comprehensive coverage of technical, legal, and managerial topics in the field. The concentration enables the students to build a solid technical foundation with the courses in programming, databases, computer networks, and computer forensics. The concentration also introduces students to security specific areas such as fraud, risk assessment while providing students with the big picture of security management. Graduates of the concentration will have both technical skills and managerial qualities to work in IT departments or security consulting companies.... [-]

Students can major in Cybersecurity and receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Cybersecurity. You may also major in any other discipline at the university and minor in Cybersecurity. (Examples: Criminal Justice major and Cybersecurity minor, or Graphic Design major and Cybersecurity minor.)

Students in the Teacher Education program may select Cybersecurity as their Arts & Sciences co-major.

Students majoring in Cybersecurity have the option to pursue a double major with any discipline at the university. (Example: Major in both Criminal Justice and Cybersecurity.)

If you are majoring in another discipline and have an interest in Cybersecurity, you may receive certification in Cybersecurity by taking six courses through the Computer Science Department.... [-]

Learn the concepts and skills needed to meet the information technology needs and challenges of the Information Age workplace and society as an Information Science and Technology (I.S.T.) major or minor.

I.S.T. majors choose between a Mathematics or a Business track to acquire either a strong mathematical foundation for scientific applications or a foundation in business for information management.

The I.S.T. prepares students for graduate school or a career that allows them to apply information science to an ever-changing technology climate in business and industry.

Students learn concepts and skills needed for designing, programming and implementing information systems to solve real-world problems, while also acquiring either a strong mathematical foundation for scientific applications (in the Mathematics track) or a foundation in business for management information (in the Business track).... [-]

As a cybersecurity major, students learn skills and techniques that will prepare them for success in their careers or graduate studies. Cybersecurity is the protection of infrastructure, systems, devices, networks, information, and applications from attacks, damage, loss, or unauthorized access through appropriate technologies, practices, and techniques. The program will focus on general computer science skills, and the necessary skills to create, develop, and deploy secure computer-based systems.

Graduates will have skills and expertise related to cybersecurity including the prevention and detection of cyber attacks on computer-related infrastructure within an organization. Students will have a broad understanding of computer systems including hardware, networks, operating systems, information assurance, and programming. Students will also have skills related to computer security policy and its implementation as well as a relevant understanding of social engineering as a means of computer vulnerability.... [-]

Information technology refers to the preparation of students to meet the computer technology needs of business, government, healthcare, schools, and other kinds of organizations.

IT professionals select and integrate hardware and software products with organizational needs and infrastructure. They install, customize and maintain those applications, thereby providing a secure and effective environment that supports the activities of the organization’s computer users.

There are important hardware and software systems concerns such as reliability, security, usability, and effectiveness and efficiency for their intended purpose; all of these concerns are vital. These topics are difficult and intellectually demanding.... [-]

With the increasing use of computers to commit crimes and growing demand for computer-based data in civil proceedings, a need has rapidly developed for forensic experts to extract useful information from computer evidence.

Bloomsburg University offers the only digital forensics bachelor's degree in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education and is Pennsylvania's Center for Digital Forensics. Bloomsburg graduates are working in law enforcement, homeland security agencies, law firms and private companies.

At BU, digital forensics majors will:

This programme is aimed at providing students with a wide range of knowledge, concepts and applications of information and communication technology to develop problem-solving skills using Information and Communication Technology (ICT). It also provides students with opportunities to appreciate the impact of ICT on knowledge-based society and equips students with pedagogical knowledge, subject knowledge, values, skills and practice essential to teach ICT.

On completion of the programme, students are expected to be able to:

Recent advances in computer and telecommunications networking have increased the importance of networking technologies in the computing discipline. Net-centric computing is a relatively new branch of computing, and it represents a paradigm shift to the internet computing model.

Net-centric computing covers a range of sub-specialities including computer communication network concepts and protocols, multimedia systems, Web standards and technologies, network security, wireless and mobile computing, and distributed systems. Upon graduation, our graduates can expect to find employment opportunities in private and public sectors where ICT are used. A wide range of career options include but are not limited to, Network Administrator, Network Analyst, Consultant, and Applications Developer for Internet and mobile environments. USP offers the degree Bachelor of Net-centric computing. This is a four-year professional degree.... [-]

Cyberspace is a dynamic and evolving ecosystem, with complex, multifaceted networks that connect individuals, organizations and national and international entities. However, cyberspace's expansion presents new weaknesses to exploit, making it vulnerable to intrusion and exploitation. Cyber threats and vulnerabilities have grown exponentially with the explosion of technology and connectedness, affecting individuals, organizations, and nations alike. Through a major in cybersecurity, Assumption College will train the next generation of individuals who will seek to thwart and respond to cyber threats and attacks.

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s 2016 Internet Crime Report, millions in the United States are the victims of Internet crimes each year and it receives, on average 800 complaints, per day. The Report also shares that losses due to email scams, identify theft, ransomware attacks, tech support fraud losses and other nefarious activity generated $1.33 billion in victim losses in 2016, the latest year for which statistics are available.... [-]

With ever increasing advances in information technology, almost every industry has a need for data analysts to leverage collected information and help organizations operate more effectively and efficiently.

According to a recent McKinsey & Company big data report, in 2018, the United States alone could face a shortage of 140,000 to 190,000 professionals with proficient analytical skills. The shortage is expected to continue in the near future.

Through its Big Data and Business Analytics undergraduate and graduate programs, UCM is filling that skills gap, by helping students graduate ready to enter the workforce with a meaningful degree.... [-]

The primary aim of the this University of New York in Prague program is to blend a solid understanding of technology with business management skills. The program will prepare students for entry-level professional positions in the field of IT management in the global business and public sectors. This four-year degree is awarded by the State University of New York, Empire State College.

UNYP Bachelor of IT Management graduates will gain: