B.A.C in Information Technology and Management
Develop a unique and specialized blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in Illinois Tech’s information technology management bachelor’s degree program.
Become an In-Demand Technology Professional with Illinois Tech’s Bachelor of Information Technology and Management
The need for trained professionals to manage the technical aspects of how the technology works is driven by industry integrating technology into all facets of their work. Prepare for a wide range of technology careers, from system administration and cybersecurity to web development and IT management. Stay ahead of the curve by absorbing the knowledge and expertise from industry-experienced faculty and explore a broad range of topics that ranges from networking and cybersecurity to databases and software development.
Program Overview
Build a strong foundation for a successful career with a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, covering numerous aspects of the fast-moving IT field. Tailor your experience to your career goals by specializing in high-demand areas such as cybersecurity, web development, or IT management. Daytime and evening courses offered in-person and online make Illinois Tech’s Bachelor of Information Technology and Management program accessible and comprehensive. Take advantage of facilities such as the °ä²³§´¡¹ó·¡ lab, which helps make Illinois Tech a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education according to the National Security Agency and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the program are prepared for a wide range of information technology careers, most with strong growth potential, including:
- Systems Administrator
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Web Developer
- ITMT 330: Introduction to Information Systems and the IT Profession This foundational course provides a broad overview of information systems and their role in modern organizations. You'll explore key concepts such as systems theory, information management, and system integration. The course also delves into the ethical and professional responsibilities of IT professionals, setting you up for success in your future career.
- ITMT 440: System Integration In this capstone course, you’ll put your knowledge into action by designing, building, and implementing a real-world information system. Working in teams, you'll tackle a business problem, analyze user needs, and develop a technology solution using industry best practices. This hands-on experience provides invaluable preparation for your future IT roles.
- ITMM 471: Project Management for Information Technology and Management Gain essential skills in project management, a critical competency for success in any IT career. You’ll learn to plan, execute, and oversee IT projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required specifications. This course provides a solid foundation in project management methodologies and best practices, setting you up for leadership roles in the IT field.
Admission to all undergraduate programs at Illinois Tech is evaluated via a holistic approach that takes various factors under consideration, including your high school performance and essays. Your choice of major will impact this process as well, because each major has its own criteria for admission.
To learn more about our admission selection process, recommended high school coursework, and our admitted student profile, please visit our admission website.
National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education
The United States Department of Homeland Security and the National Security Agency have designated Illinois Institute of Technology as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education.
The Bachelor of Information Technology and Management degree is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
North American Defense and Security Academic Alliance (NADSAA)
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and US Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) North American Defense and Security Academic Alliance () exists as a collaborative information-based enterprise dedicated to strengthening and normalizing relationships between the two commands and academic institutions. This relationship stimulates and develops new thinking, examines cross-organizational solutions, and helps cultivate future generations of Defense and Security practitioners.
With a desire to help solve problems, Marilyn Barrios decided to leave a career in information technology sales to go back to school to study cybersecurity—and now she’s helping Motorola Solutions design more secure systems.
Marilyn Barrios (ITM, M.A.S. ITM ’18)
Cedric Nartey will intern with the Missile Defense Agency after receiving the prestigious SMART scholarship, and he credits his professors’ encouragement and his real-world experience for helping him achieve the honor.
Cedric Nartey (ITM, M.A.S. CYF 3rd Year)
Sydney Hardwick (ITM ’15) has found a way to merger her soft skills with the technical instincts she’s honed her entire life in her role at Visa, where she empowers designers, researchers, and engineers to create global, future-focused products and services.
Sydney Hardwick (ITM ’15)
Utilizing the skills she learned at Illinois Tech, Akvile Kiskis seized upon the opportunities afforded her during a foreign affairs fellowship to set herself up for a successful career in IT.
Akvile Kiskis (Information Technology and Management/M.A.S. Cyber Forensics and Security ’19)
Isabel Jaramillo was at a crossroads. A simple web search led her to Illinois Tech—and down a path that led to a career in cybersecurity.
Isabel Jaramillo (Information Technology and Management/M.A.S. Cyber Forensics and Security ’19)Tuition and Fees
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Get in Touch
To learn more about the program, please reach out to Department of Information Technology and Management at itmdept@illinoistech.edu.