Jean-Claude M. | BSIT # Online technology degrees Online technology degrees are academic programs focused on information technology, cybersecurity, software development and networking. Choose from 17+ programs across associate, bachelor’s and master’s levels aligned to 63+ careers. Select programs align with[EC-Council certification exams](https://www.phoenix.edu/online-information-technology-degrees/tech-aligned-learning.html)so you’re always learning up-to-date skills that are used in the industry daily. [Apply now](https://www.phoenix.edu/application/quick-app/personal-info)[Request info](https://www.phoenix.edu/request/request-information) **Jean-Claude M. | BSIT** - [895K+ degrees and certificates awarded in IT and business](#finderDividerFOS)    |    - [EC-Council Academia Award-winning programs 2019–2025](#eccouncil)    |    - [Faculty includes 80+ technology professionals](https://www.phoenix.edu/about/faculty.html) ## Facts at a glance - [895K+ degrees and certificates awarded in IT and business](#finderDividerFOS) - [EC-Council Academia Award-winning programs 2019–2025](#eccouncil) - [Faculty includes 80+ technology professionals](https://www.phoenix.edu/about/faculty.html) ZIP Code ## Choose a field of study Begin your journey BusinessTechnologyEducationHealthcareNursingCriminal JusticeBehavioral SciencePsychologyLiberal Arts ## Why earn your technology degree with us? From information technology to cybersecurity, we offer a wide range of online [associate](/online-information-technology-degrees/associate.html), [bachelor's](/online-information-technology-degrees/bachelors.html) and [master's](/online-information-technology-degrees/masters.html) degrees. Many of our programs align with industry certification exams being offered by leading organizations, such as the International Council of E-commerce Consultants (EC-Council). So, you’re always learning up-to-date skills that are used in the industry daily. [See industry alignments](/online-information-technology-degrees/tech-aligned-learning.html) When you pursue your information technology degree with us, you’ll take one, 5-week course at a time to help you stay on track with school, work, and your busy schedule. You can also check to see if your existing industry certifications can be assessed for potential credit toward your degree. [View and download industry alignment by program PDF](/content/dam/edu/degrees/doc/learning-outcomes/mkt-1399-tech-program-comparison-pdf-primary-r3.0.pdf) ## Gain skills to enter the growing field of technology × 0:00 (light music) 0:03 - The information technology field is rapidly expanding. 0:07 An IT degree from our college of business 0:09 and information technology can help you start 0:12 or enhance your career in this growing field. 0:15 Preparing now is key, because employment for many tech jobs 0:18 like information security analyst, 0:20 is growing much faster than average for all occupations. 0:24 And the industry offers opportunities for jobs 0:27 like software developers, information security analysts, 0:30 and computer network architects. 0:32 At University of Phoenix, you can trust 0:34 that what you're learning is career relevant. 0:37 Our curriculum is taught by accomplished IT professionals 0:40 working in the field. 0:42 Plus it aligns with industry standards 0:44 and offers specializations in many in demand areas. 0:48 We even help you earn your degree faster and for less. 0:51 Apply eligible transfer credits, 0:53 and you could cover up to 75% of your bachelor's degree, 0:57 and graduate in as little as a year. 0:59 Our university is built for the busy, 1:02 with online classes always on 24 7, 365. 1:07 Attend class whenever it fits your life day or night. 1:10 We know your time is valuable, 1:11 so we've made it easy to get started 1:13 with our simple enrollment process. 1:15 There's no application fee, no SAT or GMAT required, 1:20 and no cost for transcripts. 1:22 With an affordable, flexible, and specialized IT degree, 1:26 you'll be well prepared to enter the growing tech field. 1:29 (light music) ### Transfer your credits Your eligible transfer credits could help you earn your bachelor’s degree faster and for less. See if any of your prior eligible college credits and relevant work and life experiences can lead to potential time-and-money-saving credits toward your technology degree. [Estimate your savings](https://www.phoenix.edu/cost-savings/ways-to-save) ### Customize your information technology degree With 17+ technology degrees that align to 63+ careers, tailor your degree with elective options in leading IT fields like cybersecurity, software development, and networking. [Check our elective options](/online-information-technology-certificates.html) ### Institutional Accreditation University of Phoenix has been continually accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), hlcommission.org, since 1978. ## Specialize your technology degree [Cybersecurity Do you have a passion for technology? 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[Learn more](/online-degrees/skills-aligned-learning.html) ## Meet your college deans Our college deans focus on developing a career-relevant curriculum. They bring industry experience to the classroom and lead a faculty of academic professionals with one goal in mind—to help you earn the skills you need to pursue your career. ### Kathryn Uhles, MSP, MIS Dean, College of Business and Information Technology [Learn more](/about/academic-leadership/dean-kathryn-uhles.html) ### J.L. Graff, EdD, MBA Associate Dean, College of Business and Information Technology [Learn more](/about/academic-leadership/associate-dean-jl-graff.html) How to apply ## We're with you every step of the way ### Set your goals Select your technology degree, course or certificate. ### Begin online application Complete your application on your own or with the help of an enrollment representative. ### Start school Register for class and get ready for the first day of school. [Apply now](/application/quick-app/personal-info)[Request info](https://www.phoenix.edu/request/request-information) --- ## Frequently asked questions Expand AllCollapse All ### How long does it take to get an Information Technology degree? Depending on which degree option you’re pursuing, and how many credits you’re eligible to transfer towards your degree program, the time to complete your degree ranges from less than two to four years.  - Associate of Arts with a concentration in Information Technology: approximately 2 years  - Associate of Science in Cybersecurity: approximately 2 years  - Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity: approximately 4 years  - Bachelor of Science in Information Technology: approximately 2 years  - Bachelor of Science in Security Management: approximately 4 years  - Master of Information Systems: approximately 2 years  - Doctor of Management: approximately 4 years  ### How can I tailor an online Information Technology degree to fit my needs? With our technology degree programs, you can apply your elective tracks to a select certificate so you can earn it, and a degree, at the same time. For example, you can pursue your Bachelor of Science in Information Technology degree while earning a Cloud Computing Certificate. There are currently eight certificate options to choose from at the bachelor level, with additional options being added throughout the year. [See all certificates> ](/online-certificates.html) ### Why are industry certification alignments important? They help ensure you’re up to speed with relevant information and prepared to take national industry certification exams. [Compare industry alignments by program (PDF)](/content/dam/edu/degrees/doc/learning-outcomes/mkt-1399-tech-program-comparison-pdf-primary-r3.0.pdf) ### What are Required Course of Study waivers (RCOS)? If you already have industry certifications, you can have them assessed for[potential credit towards your degree.](/tuition-financial-aid/prior-learning-assessment/professional-training-portfolios.html)Once you’re enrolled at the University, simply send us copies of ones that may qualify for credit. The process is free and you’ll find out if you’ve been awarded credit in days. Eligible certifications are offered through: - (ISC)2 - Apple© - Cisco© - CompTIA© - EC-Council - Microsoft© Apple is a registered trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Cisco is a registered trademark of Cisco Technology Inc., and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and certain other countries. CompTIA is a registered trademark of Computing Technology Industry Association Inc. Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corp. in the U.S. ## Online technology degree articles - [What Is Information Security?](/articles/it/what-is-information-security) — Online Degrees | March 31, 2026 • 5 minutes - [Why get a Cloud Computing Certificate?](/articles/it/why-get-a-cloud-computing-certificate) — Online Degrees | May 11, 2023 • 7 minutes - [What Is a Systems Administrator?](/articles/it/what-is-a-systems-administrator) — Online Degrees | December 17, 2024 • 7 minutes ## Start a conversation about your future with an enrollment representative today. [Call 844-937-8679](tel:8449378679) *While widely available, not all programs are available to residents of all states. Please check with a University Enrollment Representative. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projections are not specific to University of Phoenix students or graduates.