BS Information Technology

You’ll benefit from a dynamic course of study that prepares you for the constantly evolving field of information technology.

As an information technology major, you’ll study interface, multimedia, and system design for business applications.

As an Information Technology major, you will be prepared for a career as a:

Connecticut had 7,116 computing related jobs in 2017. There were only 404 (5.6%) graduates.

Computing jobs are the #1 source of new wages in the US. There were 544,449 openings in the U.S. in 2017, and only 49,291 (9%) graduates.

Sources: CT State Department of Labor & US Department of Labor

Source: US Department of Labor

Students must attain a GPA consistent with university admission standards.

Student interest must be demonstrated by formal application to the School of Computer Science and Engineering and/or election of Information Technology major.