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Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Management
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Mix your
technology
skills with
business savvy
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Management
Since the arrival of the digital age, businesses have relied on technology professionals to help them run their information systems with extreme precision. If you want to help businesses run smoothly, earning a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Management* from University of Phoenix is a great way to build the needed foundational skillset to enter the IT industry. In addition to developing sought-after critical-thinking skills and invaluable leadership abilities, this technology degree program prepares you to develop, deploy, manage, and integrate data and information systems to support the organization. While earning your IT degree, you’ll get exposure to real-life scenarios through hands-on labs and simulations. You’ll also learn from leaders in the field of information technology who have a plethora of real-world experience.
*Maryland residents completing this program will earn a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with an emphasis in Information Management.
What you'll learn
How to afford your degree
Use the information below or speak with a Finance Advisor to better understand your financial options. You'll also find out how you may be able to lower your out-of-pocket expense and what options may be available to help you fund your education.
How to get started
Learn more about the admissions process that takes place after talking with an advisor and choosing your degree program.
The curriculum of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Management degree program consists of 120 credit hours. To view all the courses you’ll need to complete this degree program, visit our General Education requirements page.
Core Courses
Make your work experience count
University of Phoenix allows you to apply relevant learning, work and life experiences to college credits through the Prior Learning Assessment process. Speak with an advisor to find out if you can fulfill some elective, interdisciplinary and/or general education courses by going through the PLA process.
Estimate Tuition
Cash Plan
Review our Cash Plan, which gives you the option to pay course-by-course as you pursue your education.
Scholarships
Scholarships pay for tuition-related expenses and don't need to be paid back. Your advisor can help you find scholarships that you may be eligible for.
Prior Learning Assessment
Learn about how you can fulfill some credit requirements from prior experience, professional training, licenses, certificates and transcripts from previously attended colleges and institutions.
Federal Financial Aid Plan
Investigate federal financial aid options including government grants and loans. Your advisor will help you check your eligibility.
Third-party billing
Under the Third-Party Billing Plan, University of Phoenix directly bills an approved employer for a student's tuition. To find out if your company supports direct bill, speak to your human resources department or one of our advisors.
Need more information?
An advisor can help you review your options and choose the one that’s best for you.
How can I use my Military benefits?
Whether you're serving on Active Duty, are a member of the Reserve or National Guard, or are the spouse of a military member, you're eligible for a reduction in tuition. Our special military tuition rates combined with some of the resources below can help you get started in your pursuit of a degree.
The Federal Military Tuition Assistance Program
With federal military tuition assistance, you may receive 100% federal Tuition Assistance for your military service.
Montgomery GI Bill
At University of Phoenix, you can apply your Montgomery GI Bill-Active Duty, or your Montgomery GI Bill-Selected Reserve to your educational costs.
Post 9/11 GI Bill
If you're a veteran or military servicemember who served a minimum of 90 combined days on active duty after September 10th, 2001, you may be eligible for Post 9/11 GI benefits.
Active Duty Spouse Benefits
As a military spouse, you may be eligible for financial assistance that can help you pursue your degree.
Benefits of this degree program
Develop communication skills
A job in the technology sector is more than just sitting at a computer by yourself—you’ll be communicating with many different people. The communication skills you’ll learn at University of Phoenix will help when you enter the workforce.
Meets industry standards
To provide the best education possible, our curriculum is developed to meet the strict guidelines of the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) and Association of Information Systems (AIS).
Accredited
University of Phoenix is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. This is the same level of institutional accreditation held by many of America’s top schools.
Innovative learning platform
The College of Information Systems and Technology offers an innovative learning environment complete with simulations and hands-on lab activities.
Is this the right program for you?
Talk to an advisor who specializes in the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Management degree to make sure this program fits your specific needs. You can also get to know University of Phoenix by checking out the Phoenix Prep Center.
The Presidents' Alliance
University of Phoenix has joined the Presidents’ Alliance for Excellence in Student Learning and Accountability, which is part of the nonprofit group the New Leadership Alliance. As a volunteer member of the Presidents’ Alliance, we have made a commitment to significantly improve assessment of and accountability for student learning outcomes.
Learning outcomes
To fulfill that commitment and to engage in continuous improvement of programs, University of Phoenix has reported on the learning outcomes for our degree programs, as well as the process of gathering and analyzing the information. Our aim is to share student outcomes to monitor the effectiveness of our programs and enable improvement.
Review the learning outcomes report for the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program.
While widely available, not all programs are available in all locations or in both online and on-campus formats. Please check with a University Enrollment Advisor.
We're here to help
The College of Information Systems and Technology
At the College of Information Systems and Technology, we understand that the future and technology go hand in hand. Technology has changed the way the world does business, the way people receive an education and even the way people communicate. And technology will continue to force us to innovate and grow. As the IT field continues to expand, there will be more opportunities for those with the learned and advanced skills to help shape the future of organizations and businesses around the globe.
World-class faculty
At the College of Information Systems and Technology, we pride ourselves in our experienced faculty, many of whom hold leadership positions in the IT sector. All instructors hold a master's degree or higher.
Updated curriculum
To ensure relevancy and curriculum that is at the forefront of its industry, the College of Information Systems and Technology has a Faculty Advisory Council that continuously reviews program content. Courses are typically reviewed every 12 months.
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