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"The online option attracted me to AIU. The online atmosphere was great. AIU provided the tools and all the different resources to help me be successful in my degree."
- Anthony Wheatley
MBA 2018
AIU’s Online IT Bachelor’s Degree Benefits
- intellipath® allows you to personalize your learning plan and skip what you already know to focus on a more efficient educational experience.
- Convenient and flexible online learning courses offer options that work around a busy schedule and allow you to read, listen to, or watch, customized course content from any web-enabled device.
- Tuition and graduation calculator gives you a general estimate of how much it may cost to complete an online program at AIU based on the information you provide.
- Have access to our 24/7 technical support team.
Our university offers a wide variety of specializations in many different areas of study. An online bachelor’s degree in IT can help you prepare for disciplines in digital investigations, information assistance and security, network administration, or software analysis and development.
Online IT Degree
Our online bachelor’s degree in IT is designed to introduce you to operating systems, fundamentals of programming and logic, as well as databases and basics of network infrastructure. In this program, you will study contemporary, desktop, and mobile operating systems and explore configurations and network operations. We can help you employ techniques, tools, and best practices involved in computing.
Online Computer Forensic Degree
Earning a computer forensics degree online can help inform you about the growing threat of web-based crime and help you to understand electronic discovery principles, as well as digital and global investigations. This online IT degree will focus on general and advanced topics that include data collection, media restoration, and digital forensics
Online Cybersecurity Degree
Our online cybersecurity degree program can help you learn to spot weaknesses, create security protocols, and formulate fresh ways to protect an organization’s digital assets. When enrolled in this program, you will explore system and network assurance security. Coursework covers principles and methods in cryptographic security, ethical hacking and penetration testing, and information systems and control auditing.
Online Networking Degree
Our online networking degree program is designed to combine core IT skills with an in-depth focus of network administration. In this bachelor of information technology online program, coursework covers routing and switching, enterprise networking, and specialized network administration. You may study LAN and WAN systems, switch management issues, and performance management considerations.
Online Software Development Degree
Our online software development degree program can help you explore how to write, test, debug, and analyze software applications. You’ll also cover the fundamentals of information technology and standard development processes. When enrolled in this program, you will examine the architectures for integrating systems, network programming, low-level data communications, and more.
Watch Ramon's AIU Success Story and Get Inspired
He's a first-generation American citizen and the first in his family to earn a college degree - and he finished it while serving a tour of duty in Iraq. Meet Ramon Romero and see what he has to say about AIU.
"I have the edge because I feel like I have the backing of AIU. I have that reputation, that rapport, that AIU helped build. I can go into any interview for any position I want and I have that confidence."
Meet an IT Faculty Member
Andrew Mahaney
In addition to teaching information technology courses at AIU, Andrew Mahaney is currently a lead software engineer for global security and defense technology company Northrup Grumman, where his experience includes work on the new PATRIOT Missile Interceptor Defense System. As part of his nearly 30-year IT career to date, he also spent 15 years working in the defense industry, including the FBI and National Security Agency (NSA), and 10 years as an intelligence specialist for the U.S. Marine Corps. and U.S. Army.
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Classes Start December 11, 2019