About the Program

Every organization uses some form of information technology to perform its operations. The core of the program prepares students to have a strong foundation in computer architecture, data communication, cloud computing, IT project management, information security, networks, and system administration.

B.S. in Information Technology Elective Domains:

  • Business Intelligence and Big Data Domain
  • Cybersecurity Domain
  • Database Domain
  • Enterprise IT Domain
  • Web/Mobile Development Domain
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B.S. in Information Technology

122 Credits to Graduate

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree prepares students to install, manage, and maintain the computing infrastructure on which organizational systems run.

The B.S. in Information Technology is accredited by the ABET Computing Accreditation Commission.

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Stack Your Degrees and Earn An Associate

The Department of IS&T offers several Associate of Science and Associate of Applied Science degrees that students can start with to build a core in IS&T basics. Build off of an Associate of Science degree into a bachelor's, or jump straight into the workforce after earning an Associate of Applied Science.

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A.S. in Information Systems & Technology

60 Credits to Graduate

For students looking to get a jump-start on the IS&T core.

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A.A.S. in Information Systems & Technology

63 Credits to Graduate

To give students job-ready skills in computer operations.

Looking to Supplement Your Bachelor's Degree?

The information technology program has several minors and certificates available for students with a business or liberal arts major who want the option of strengthening their general studies with technical, statistics, marketing, data management, and analysis coursework.

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Minor in Information Systems & Technology

24 Credits to Graduate

For students with a business or liberal arts major looking to strengthen their technical skills.

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Information Systems & Technology Certificate

16 Credits to Graduate

Designed for high school students to obtain a stackable certificate.

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Information Technology
Certificate

18 Credits to Graduate

Basic computer applications and introductory IT coursework.

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Network Administration
Certificate

31 Credits to Graduate

Server administration, computer architecture, and networking.

Testimonials

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"My experience in the BS IT program at UVU has been truly transformative."

"Graduating from Utah Valley University's IT network administration and security program has been pivotal in my career journey. The program's comprehensive curriculum and hands-on approach have been instrumental in my success in the IT security field. Through an internship and lab projects, I gained valuable experience that helped me obtain a position as an information security analyst with the state of Utah. The mentorship and networking opportunities provided by UVU's faculty have been invaluable, fostering my passion for continuous learning and professional growth. I highly recommend UVU's IT network administration and security program to anyone seeking a rewarding career in cybersecurity."

Cinthya Frid, Information Technology Program Alum

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"Become one of the enablers of organizational success; enroll in the UVU IT programs."

"Every organization uses information technology (IT) to perform its operations and stay connected with its clients, suppliers, and the supply chain. IT systems and infrastructure are core enablers for organizations to manage and run the business and the business processes as well as the force to achieve a competitive advantage. The UVU information technology certificate, associate, or bachelor's programs prepare students to plan, install, manage, and maintain the enterprise computing infrastructure on which organizations run. The IT programs allow students to stack the different IT certificates and associate degrees toward the Bachelor of Science in IT. Students will master needed IT skills in computer architecture, data communication, cloud computing, IT project management, information security, and system administration."

Mohamed Lofty, IT Program Director

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