IT Management

Study a high-demand area

• Administrative Management

  Get ready to be a leader!

  The sophisticated skill sets gained in FlexIT open the door for managerial roles in a variety of businesses and industries. It augments the skills and experience you already possess to make you more promotable in your chosen field.

  Advance in your current field or explore new opportunities

  Bring more to the table - The FlexIT system allows students to gain new, relevant skills while moving quickly through familiar knowledge areas. With classes ranging from database management to cybersecurity to leadership and supervision, FlexIT students fill their knowledge gaps and gain abilities that immediately improve their job performance.

  Move into management - Companies want to promote from within. They get managers who understand the ins and outs of the business, the corporate culture, and have strong working relationships with their fellow employees. The skills in FlexIT graduates are prepared to move into leadership roles and earn credentials that make them more promotable.

  Make a change - Many of our students feel they have hit a professional plateau and that they haven't reached their dream job. The curriculum in this program opens doors to new opportunities in new fields with major companies.

  Start your own business - Entrepreneurs need applied skills and knowledge to transform their vision into a reality. The Administrative Management specialization helps innovators structure a successful business, make solid hiring decisions, manage company finances, create databases, and effectively motivate teams to excel.

  Learn more about the BS-IT Management Administrative Management courses.

  Learn more about the Administrative Management specialization.

• Cybersecurity

  Students will gain knowledge specific to the detection, protection, and recovery from attacks to an organization's information assets. Gaining skills in the growing employment area of network security combined with the management and soft-skills classes, graduates gain a competitive edge in the IT marketplace.

  The need for cybersecurity experts spans all organizations including public utility companies, national security agencies, food and water suppliers, financial services, and companies with intellectual property to protect.

  Learn more about the BS-IT Management Cybersecurity courses.

  Learn more about the Cybersecurity specialization.

• Data Driven Innovation for IT Managers

  This specialization develops valuable skills in data retrieval, mining, analysis, and reporting that are becoming increasingly useful across all sectors. Data majors become skilled problem-solvers and innovators, adapting to the changing needs of modern enterprise.

  Data analytics is the process of extracting meaning from raw data using anything from a laptop to specialized computer systems. These systems transform, organize, and model the data to draw conclusions and identify patterns, leading to increases in knowledge and market share that have significant implications for an organization’s profitability.

  The need for graduates with these skills crosses all types of business including agriculture, construction, finance, retail, government, manufacturing and not-for-profits.

  Learn more about the BS-IT Management Data Driven Innovation courses.

  Learn more about the Data Driven Innovation specialization.

• Project Management

  Meeting the growing industry need for skilled employees capable of leading projects, the newest specialization from IT Management provides graduates with an in-depth understanding of the skills and techniques of effective project management. These skills have universal applications, spanning every organization from construction firms to non-profits to tech start-ups. For students wishing to earn a double specialization, Project Management will complement any option, particularly Web and Database Administration and Management, Cybersecurity, and Network Administration.

  Learn more about the BS-IT Management Project Management courses.

  Learn more about the Project Management specialization.