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Institute of Technology

What is information technologies?

Information Technologies (IT) powers our modern world, connecting people, systems, and data. IT professionals are at the forefront of innovation, solving problems and driving progress in industries ranging from healthcare to cybersecurity.

Career paths

Career options within the information technologies industry may include, but are not limited to:

Contact

Kimberly Howard Senior Administrative Assistant School of Technology Arts Sciences and Health 918.293.5050 kimberly.howard10@okstate.edu

Highlights

Bachelor Degree Options

Students who want to pursue a bachelor's degree in information technologies will choose one of the four degree options listed below:

  • Bachelor of Technology in Information Technologies
    • Cybersecurity Option
    • Network Infrastructure Option
    • Software Development Option

Associate Degree Options

Students who want to pursue an associate's degree in information technologies will choose one of the two degree options listed below:

  • Associate in Science in Information Technologies - this degree is a transfer pathways to a 4-year university
  • Associate in Applied Science in Information Technologies - this degree seamlessly moves into our bachelor's degree in information technologies

Certificate Options

The demand for skilled technology professionals continues to grow across Oklahoma and the nation, spanning areas such as networking, software development, systems administration, and cybersecurity. In collaboration with industry partners, OSUIT has developed a series of stackable credentials embedded within the Bachelor of Technology in Information Technologies. These certificates equip students with the technical knowledge and applied skills required to thrive in today's digital economy:

  • Digital Skills for the Modern Workplace (21 Credit Hours)
    • Completion of this certificate is required before moving into the specialized tracks below.
  • Software Development & Application (21 Credit Hours)
  • Network Design & Implementation (18 Credit Hours)
  • Crisis Management in Cybersecurity (18 Credit Hours)
  • Digital Forensics & Cyber Defense (18 Credit Hours)