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Information Technology

Do you have a passion for problem-solving, analyzing data, and logistics?

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (IT) through the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences offers a strong technical foundation while allowing you to tailor your education to match your career goals. 

With a flexible curriculum, you’ll gain theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in computer programming, networking, cybersecurity, web design, and data management. Whether you are interested in systems administration, tech support, or information security, this program equips you with the skills to thrive in today’s ever-evolving tech landscape.

Information Technology is for you if you consider yourself

Analytical and Strategic
Innovative and Cutting-edge

 

What You'll Study

Coursework

In the Information Technology program, you’ll study computer programming, database management, network administration, cybersecurity, web development, and software engineering.   

Course List | Track Sheet

Focal Points

Concentrations

Information Technology with a Concentration in Business

https://www.augusta.edu/programs/catalog/bs-information-technology-business

Experience-based Education

Outside the Classroom

Students can work with faculty members that are conducting research to stay one step ahead of today's ever-changing, technology-driven society. There is an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students to apply their knowledge from the classroom to create solutions in each of our research faculty's research foci. 

Augusta University is affiliated with SIEGE CyberOps, Augusta University’s Security Operations Center, and this affiliation has developed multiple government and private industry partnerships to provide internship opportunities to current students. SIEGE CyberOps, employs up to five student assistants each semester.

Research & Innovation

Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, you’ll have opportunities to create your own research projects or work with faculty to tackle some of the world’s most complex and pressing challenges.

Military Friendly

Our commitment to offering quality, affordable education to service members and veterans is a driving force, and we offer several programs to assist them in achieving their academic goals.

Learning Community

The JAGByte Living Learning Community provides incoming School of Computer and Cyber Sciences freshmen the opportunity to live and study together as a cohort and participate in a variety of exclusive activities.

Clubs & Organizations

Student clubs and organizations help you “plug in” to campus life in a way that can lead to meaningful connections, new interests and resume-enhancing experiences.

Your Future

Career Options

 

The flexibility of the IT curriculum ensures that students gain the skills most sought after by information technology employers. Information Technology program graduates are well-prepared for various career opportunities, including computer systems analyst, software developer, web developer, computer network architect, database administrator, computer support specialist, and computer programmer. 

The median annual salary for computer and mathematical occupations is about $113,140, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). 

Specific roles like computer systems analysts, software developers, and web developers are seeing particularly strong demand. For example, statisticians' employment is expected to grow by 35%, while mathematicians will see a 3% increase. 

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Why Augusta?

Proximity to industry experts at the 332,000 sq. ft. Georgia Cyber Center increases internship and networking opportunities by putting you shoulder-to-shoulder with professionals in the field.

As a designated Center of Academic Excellence in the area of cyber defense, Augusta University is home to the Center for Cybersecurity.

Student activities like the Cyber Defense Team and the Upsilon Pi Epsilon honor society give students opportunities to network with their peers as well as put their skills to the test in hacking competitions.

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The School of Computer and Cyber Sciences provide high-engagement, state-of-the-art technology education and research across computer science, information technology and cybersecurity disciplines.