An Information Technology Degree Pays Off
At Globe University/Minnesota School of Business, our information technology (IT) degree program is focused on one goal: preparing students to move into high-paying career positions. Our IT advisory board is composed of industry experts, business professionals, students and instructors. Under direction from the board, we have designed bachelor and associate information technology degree programs with the following benefits:
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Rigorous theoretical and hands-on computer training
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College credit for work experience and industry certifications
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A core curriculum that addresses all aspects of a business’s information technology needs
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The opportunity to specialize in essential IT domains: database design, network administration, software development and information security
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Bachelor or associate degrees in information technology through online classes or at one of several locations
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Preparation for computer industry certification exams
Our IT graduates understand business
Globe University/Minnesota School of Business has been educating business professionals for 130 years. In addition to core and technical electives in information technology and computer programming, our IT program includes a significant business component, preparing our students to communicate efficiently with all members of a corporate team.
New Horizons of Minnesota partnership
Through a unique partnership, information technology students at Globe University/Minnesota School of Business have the opportunity to receive computer training at New Horizons of Minnesota, a leading provider of corporate technology training. In addition to hands-on, practical work experience in a state-of-the-art facility, students can take advantage of mentored learning facilitation at New Horizons.
Career opportunities for IT graduates
Our information technology graduates are prepared to administer complex IT networks, design and build software applications, analyze system and program functionality and performance, manage and maintain mission critical database applications and troubleshoot networking or software applications. Job titles include:
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Network Administrator
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Business/Network Analyst
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Web Application Developer
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Database Designer
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System Architect/Designer
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Software Tester
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Programmer
Information technology: featured courses
Visual Basic.NET Application Development: This course provides you with the skills required to build Microsoft Windows Forms applications by using the Microsoft .NET framework.
Principles of Linux: Get introduced to the Linux operating system in a network environment. You will gain knowledge of the Linux operating system through hands-on exercises in the essentials of installing, configuring, maintaining, administering and troubleshooting.
Wireless Network Administration: This course covers wireless LAN administration. The basics of radio frequencies, spread spectrum technology and wireless LAN infrastructure are explored in detail.
Cisco Routers: This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the role routers play within a network and how to create such a network.
Windows Network Architecture: Learn how to configure and set up different aspects of a Windows network. You will learn to manage shared resources, manage data storage and properly configure permissions.
More information on information technology degree programs
Contact our admissions office for information on our Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Associate in Applied Science in Information Technology and Associate in Applied Science in Programming and Game Development.
