Computer Information Technology: Robotics Degree Online

Power Your Future with a Robotics Degree

Learn how to merge robotics with artificial intelligence to create innovative software and products with Southern New Hampshire University's BS in Computer Information Technology - Robotics Degree program. Designed to teach you hands-on technical skills that you can apply in a real-world setting, SNHU'S Robotics degree program explores the principles, tools and resources of two growing and related IT fields - robotics and artificial intelligence - while providing a strong understanding of database design and management, computer platform technologies, and other important IT subjects.

Earn your degree entirely online, or for those in the New England area through a blended format of online and face-to-face instruction at one of our regional campuses, so you can build a schedule that's convenient for you, and are taught by highly skilled, experienced professionals.

Add "Tech Savvy" to Your Resume with SNHU’s Robotics Degree

The BS in Computer Information Technology - Robotics Degree program is structured to give students innovative and in-demand IT skills. By exploring cutting-edge subjects such as the application of robots, remote sensing and data mining, combined with a solid foundation in information technology theories and strategies, SNHU's Robotics degree offers you the flexibility to apply your skills in a number of different high-tech careers. Whether you want to develop artificial intelligence software for use in robots, business intelligence or video games or manage IT operations for a large company, the Robotics degree program at SNHU provides a solid foundation on which you can launch your career.

Get Plugged into Some of the Fastest-Growing Careers

With the increasing demand for information technology professionals in virtually every industry, earning your BS CIT - Robotics Degree will prepare you to enter the work force with the competence and confidence needed to succeed. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, several high-paying computer-related professions show signs of tremendous growth between 2010 and 2020. For example, the BLS projects that computer software engineer positions will grow by 30 percent, computer applications software engineer positions by 30 percent, and computer and information scientist positions by 17 percent.