Transform Your Career with a Bachelor's in IT!
Enhance your future with an information technology bachelor’s degree from Troy University. We’re here to help you build real success through hard work and unmatched support.
To help you meet your professional goals, we offer fully online IT programs in a wide range of specialties, including:
- Bachelor’s in Computer Science
- Bachelor’s in Cyber Security
- Bachelor’s in Geographic Information Sciences
- Bachelor’s in Resource and Technology Management
Our expert faculty have years of experience to share and go the extra mile to help you thrive beyond the classroom. No matter where you're learning, you're a member of our TROY family. Big or small, we're here to help you accomplish your goals.
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TROY by the Numbers.
- 15:1 Student-to-Faculty Ratio
- 176K+ Alumni Worldwide
- 21 Consecutive Years, Best Regional University in the Southeast
- 5 Start Terms Available
Discover Our Information Technology Programs:
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B.S. in Computer Science.
Our computer science bachelor’s program prepares you for success in the rapidly evolving technology sector. You’ll learn theory and have the opportunity to build your skills with hands-on learning, providing you with a well-rounded and diverse learning experience in fields including artificial intelligence, game design, mobile apps, web applications and more.
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B.S. in Cybersecurity.
TROY's cybersecurity program prepares you to develop and implement security solutions while understanding the root of complex issues and mitigating future problems. Guided by faculty who serve as researchers and professionals in the field, you'll build practical expertise and hands-on skills through engaging coursework and internship opportunities.
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B.S. in Geographic Information Science.
Through our geographic information sciences (GIS) program, you’ll learn how to use geospatial technologies to collect and conduct data analysis. You’ll learn to map and chart data to help address pressing issues, such as environmental concerns, urban projects and epidemics.
Frequently Asked Questions:
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Do I need programming experience to apply to the computer science or applied computer science program?
No, while some programming experience is helpful, the curriculum for both programs includes introductory programming courses to help you build a strong foundation in coding.
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Can I complete my degree online?
Yes, to add extra flexibility to your schedule, we offer our computer science, applied computer science and geographic information sciences (GIS) programs online. If you'd like to join us on campus, our computer science and GIS programs also have in-person offerings.
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What is GIS, and what can I do with my degree?
Geographic information systems are powerful tools that help us process, research and analyze geographic data. Learn using the latest technology and prepare for a role as a GIS technologist, geographer, cartographer and more.
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Is GIS a good career?
GIS is a growing field, and whether you're interested in a career in government, technology, construction, forestry, health or another industry, the demand for geoscientists is expected to grow 5% from 2023 to 2033, providing new job opportunities each year with an average salary of $99,240 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Why Get a Computer Science Degree from TROY?
Open your future to new possibilities with a computer science program that provides cutting-edge training and prepares you to pursue a wide range of career paths, including software development, database administration, cyber security, network architecture, web development, artificial intelligence and more.
Now is the time to take the next step. Computer and information technology occupations are projected to grow 15% over the next 10 years, which will create about 682,000 new jobs with an average salary of $105,990 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Why Get an Applied Computer Science Degree from TROY?
An applied computer science degree prepares you for an advanced career as a professional who can apply general computing skills to business contexts. Gain practical preparation for new, in-demand positions, including such roles as software developer, network and systems administrator, database administrator, web developer, data analyst, IT project manager and more.
Work in the tech field is growing, with the demand for software developers alone projected to grow 17% over the next 10 years with an average salary of $133,080 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
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We’ll be in touch with more information soon. In the meantime, learn more about us and how we can help you reach your goals. If you’re ready to take the next step, we invite you to apply today!
Apply NowDiscover Our Information Technology Programs:
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B.S. in Computer Science.
Our computer science bachelor’s program prepares you for success in the rapidly evolving technology sector. You’ll learn theory and have the opportunity to build your skills with hands-on learning, providing you with a well-rounded and diverse learning experience in fields including artificial intelligence, game design, mobile apps, web applications and more.
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B.S. in Cybersecurity.
TROY's cybersecurity program prepares you to develop and implement security solutions while understanding the root of complex issues and mitigating future problems. Guided by faculty who serve as researchers and professionals in the field, you'll build practical expertise and hands-on skills through engaging coursework and internship opportunities.
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B.S. in Geographic Information Science.
Through our geographic information sciences (GIS) program, you’ll learn how to use geospatial technologies to collect and conduct data analysis. You’ll learn to map and chart data to help address pressing issues, such as environmental concerns, urban projects and epidemics.
GIS Program
Become a Trojan!
Wherever you are in life, TROY has the degree option for you. Start your journey now and become part of the TROY family.
When you submit your application, you’ll have:
- Dedicated admissions support
- Expedited admission decision
- No test scores required for adult learners
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We're here to support you from application to graduation.
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