Information Technology Management
Transform your interest in working with computers into a career with vast potential.
Information technology is part of everyday life, from a big box store that uses a database to track which products are selling to an online retailer that relies on network communication hardware, web applications, mobile apps, and business processes to fulfill orders efficiently. It’s an exciting field, and an information technology management degree from York College of Pennsylvania can help you get there.
Working alongside industry professionals and professionals, you’ll enhance your passion for computers with a strong base in information systems knowledge, such as in implementation, integration, application, management, and maintenance. Upon the completion of the Information Technology Management program, you'll be ready to meet the challenges of your profession and prepared for a lifetime of meaningful careers.
Your Future in Information Technology Management
Working alongside industry professionals and professionals, you’ll enhance your passion for computers with a strong base in information systems knowledge, such as in implementation, integration, application, management, and maintenance. Upon the completion of the Information Technology Management program, you'll be ready to meet the challenges of your profession and prepared for a lifetime of meaningful careers.
Our graduates have gone on to work for 3M Company, AT&T, Bank of America, General Motors Corporation, Highmark, IBM Global Business Services, Unilever and the VanGuard Group. Combined with organization, communication, and management skills you’ll learn in our Graham School of Business, you’ll be an attractive candidate for jobs such as:
- Management Information Systems (MIS) Directors
- Project Managers
- Database Administrators and Systems Analysts
- Networking and Web-Based Development Specialists
- Information Security Specialists, and more
The Information Technology Management, B.S. program is accredited by ACBSP.
Information Technology Management Courses
Your class schedule will include core courses for your major, Gen Next general education classes, and electives.
| Course Name | Course Code | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Integrated Business Experience | BUS 494 | 3 Credits |
| Data Driven Decision Making | QBA 260 | 3 Credits |
| Infowars | CYB 100 | 3 Credits |
| Emerging Technology Trends | CYB 300 | 3 Credits |
| Cybersecurity | CYB 475 | 3 Credits |
Careers in Information Technology Management
A bachelor's degree in Information Technology Management opens up a variety of career opportunities. Some of your options may include:
Management Information Systems (MIS) Directors
Project Managers
Database Administrators and Systems Analysts
Networking and Web-Based Development Specialists
Information Security Specialists, and more
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