Is an Information Technology Degree Online Right for You?
The BS in Business Studies Computer Information Technology degree online program merges a strong understanding of business with an IT degree. This is a computer information degree that focuses on developing IT knowledge in the context of developing the business skills that employers desire.
This Information Technology degree online is ideal for adults wishing to transfer college credits, switch to IT from another field or supplementing a technical degree or background with a bachelor's degree in business that focuses on IT.
If you want to combine a computer information degree with other business disciplines, the online Business Studies curriculum enables you to focus on another business concentration as well.
Why an Information Technology Degree Online
at SNHU?
The Information Technology degree online at SNHU teaches you core business management skills while giving you a strong foundation in the IT field. This computer information degree lets students use electives to focus on particular areas of interest. The curriculum has been developed by professors who are practicing IT experts and understand the world in which you will work.
As a private, affordable, nonprofit, accredited university, SNHU focuses on ensuring you have the necessary skills to succeed. Whether you enroll in the online Information Technology degree program or take courses at any of our five regional campuses, you will benefit from an SNHU education:
- Quality education at one of the most affordable tuition rates available.
- Choose how you want to learn: online, campus-based or a combination.
- Professors and instructors who are actively involved with their students' success.
- High-quality instruction from information technology faculty with a wealth of real-world business and technology expertise.
- 24/7/365 access to class – attend when it is most convenient for you.
Computer Information Degree
Employment Opportunities
SNHU's Information Technology degree online offers a solid foundation in the IT field. This education can prepare you for positions such as:
- Systems analysts and programmer
- Telecommunications specialist
- Database designer
- Information technology manager
Information Technology is an in-demand, growth area. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics identifies five IT-related occupations in the top 20 jobs requiring at least a bachelor’s degree (as ranked by the total number of openings for the period 2010-2020).
Business Studies Information Technology
Degree Curriculum
This program is of interest to students wanting to combine information technology with general business study. Whether you pursue the Business Studies Computer Information Technology degree online or one of our campuses, you will receive a broad grounding in IT and business.
Transfer of Credit
Did you previously attend college? If you are a student who wants transfer to SNHU or simply wants to finish what you’ve started, we try to make transferring as easy as possible. We will accept up to 90 transferred academic credits and we automatically complete an official credit evaluation as part of the application review process.
The Business Studies Computer Information Technology degree online program appeals to those with previous college credit. It affords students the opportunity to apply previously taken business courses to create a program that meets their career goals.
BA/BS Core (Required Courses may differ based on program)
Business Core
The program is composed of Major Courses, one Allied Course and eight free electives.
IT 201 Computer Platform Technology
IT 330 Database Design and Management
IT 340 Network & Telecommunications Management
Three IT programming courses (as recommended by an advisor)
OL 215 Principles of Management
MAT 230 Discrete Mathematics
Select one of the following:
SNHU 100 Southern New Hampshire University Seminar
Free Elective of your choice
SNHU's Online degree programs meet the needs of today's students while ensuring educational quality and real-world applicability. Contact us to learn more about the SNHU difference.