Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
Information Technology (IT) focuses on the practical application of technology. IT students learn to identify, implement, and manage technology solutions to real-world problems by utilizing existing technologies or building new ones when necessary.
IT students typically:
- Want to learn how to use, connect, and manage information technologies.
- Enjoy working with computer hardware and software.
- Want to be a systems administrator, application/web developer, information security analyst, or database administrator.
Time to Complete
4 Years for Full Time, On Campus
Mode Offered
On Campus
Credentials
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Why North Alabama?
The Sanders College of Business and Technology is highly recognized for both academics and affordable costs. CEO Magazine ranked it a Tier One program in overall delivery and the school is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). This is a highly esteemed accreditation held by fewer than five percent of business colleges worldwide. See the full list of accreditations here.
The Computer Science, Information Technology, and Computer Information Systems programs are accreditated by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).
Bachelor of Science (BS) Major Programs
- Computer Science- On campus
- Information Technology- On campus
Faculty
Accreditations
Tuition and Aid
On-Campus: UNA in-state tuition includes counties in Mississippi and Tennessee that are within 50 miles of campus.
Students majoring in Information Technology may be eligible for the Computing Excellence Scholarship. To see if you are eligible to apply, visit una.edu/computing.
2022-2023 Tuition Cost
On Campus: Cost per semester varies by total credits taken.