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Turn Your Passion for Technology into a Career
The Information Technology, B.S., program prepares you to design, develop, and support the technology organizations rely on every day. Through hands-on projects, industry-relevant coursework, and flexible pathways, you’ll gain the technical and professional skills to launch a career in agile project management, software development, cloud computing, data, and beyond.
You can select a focus area for a deeper dive into your particular interest in Agile or Software Development.
Why Choose Miami Polytechnic’s Information Technology, B.S., Program?
Learn by doing through technology, teamwork, and real-world projects.
Develop practical skills by creating software, managing development projects, managing databases, analyzing data, and solving technology challenges in hands-on labs and collaborative projects while learning in small classes where faculty know you by name.
Lead in areas such as software development, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, Agile project management, and data analytics while working with the tools and technologies used by today’s employers. You’ll also have opportunities to complete internships, earn industry-recognized certifications, and customize your degree to match your career goals.
As one of the new Miami University Polytechnic programs, the Information Technology, B.S., program combines classroom learning with real-world experience, helping you graduate career-ready, day one.
Customize Your Degree
Technology careers are diverse, and your education should be too. The Information Technology, B.S., program gives you the flexibility to tailor your degree to your interests and career goals through technical electives and hands-on learning experiences. Whether you’re interested in software development, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing, networking, data intelligence, or enterprise technology, you’ll work with your faculty advisor to build a personalized pathway. This flexibility allows you to develop specialized skills while preparing for the evolving technology careers employers need today — and tomorrow.
Curriculum and Courses
- CIT 205 Agile Launchpad I [ICAgile Certification]
- CIT 225 Fundamentals of Dev/Ops [ICAgile Certification]
- CIT 258 Introduction to Global Cybersecurity [CompTIA Security+ Certification]
- CIT 348 Information Management & Retrieval
- CIT 376 IT for Organizations
- CIT 448 Global and Strategic Issues in Information Technology
at miami, there’s something for everyone.
I was able to gain great knowledge and skillset not only through Miami but also as I continued to grow as a software intern with The Cincinnati Insurance Company.
Ramey Snyder ’18
The degree gave me an edge. Someone with a high school diploma would start at a lower-level position and lower pay. It takes them longer to catch up to the worker with a degree. I started as a system engineer immediately. It would take them several years of working to get to that level.
Maverick Peck ’23
My professors and advisors have made all the difference by directing me to critical resources, working with me to customize my academic journey, and overall helping me to move mountains and achieve success.
Crystal McCurdy ’25
Power the Technology Behind Modern Organizations
Gain the technical and problem-solving skills to lead organizations in using technology more effectively.
- Develop applications and software
- Manage deployment pipelines, databases, and cloud systems
- Strengthen software security and data protection
- Analyze technology to improve business performance
- Graduate ready for careers in information technology
Trending Questions
Is Information Technology the same as Computer Science?
No. While both fields involve technology, they prepare you for different types of careers. Computer Science focuses on creating new software, algorithms, and computing technologies. The Information Technology, B.S., program focuses on applying that technology to solve real-world business and organizational challenges. You’ll learn to develop software, manage networks, work with cloud technologies, analyze data, strengthen cybersecurity, and support the technology systems organizations rely on every day. If you enjoy solving problems, working with people, and using technology to make an impact, Information Technology offers a flexible path to careers across nearly every industry.
Will artificial intelligence replace Information Technology careers?
No. Artificial intelligence is changing how technology professionals work, not replacing them. Organizations still need skilled Information Technology professionals to design, secure, manage, and improve the systems that support AI and other emerging technologies. In the Information Technology, B.S., program, you’ll learn how AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data analytics, and software development work together so you’re prepared to adapt as technology continues to evolve.
Facts and Stats
Your college experience here will be one of the most exciting times of your life. To make sure of this, we’ll provide you with a powerful support system.
Best Online Bachelor's Programs in Ohio
U.S. News & World Report, 2025
Job growth for CIT careers than the average for all occupations through 2034
Bureau of Labor Statistics
of industries rely on information technology professionals to keep businesses running
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Take Your Miami Education Further
Go beyond the classroom with scholarships, career-focused Microcredentials, and industry-recognized certifications that help you build your skills, expand your opportunities, and prepare for your future.
NSF S-STEM Scholars
Eligible Information Technology students may qualify for the STEM Scholars program, which offers scholarships of up to $5,000 per year, personalized mentoring, internship and research opportunities, summer workshops, and career guidance. The program also supports students as they progress from an associate degree to a bachelor’s and beyond.
Invest in your future with credentials
Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills, earn a promotion, or pivot into a new field, Microcredentials provide a flexible way to gain career-relevant expertise. Explore focused credentials in areas ranging from Business Foundations to Preparing Emerging Managers and build the knowledge employers are seeking in today’s evolving workforce.
Prepare for industry certifications
Many courses help prepare you for certifications valued by employers, helping you strengthen your technical knowledge and demonstrate your skills as you begin your career.
Depending on your interests, you may prepare for certifications related to networking, cloud technologies, cybersecurity, Agile project management, or other areas of information technology. Some certifications may require additional fees and/or experience.
Admission and Aid
Discover what it means to be a Miami University student — no matter where you are. Our programs empower you to advance your education and your future with the flexibility you need. And we’ll be here to support you every step of the way as you navigate admission, enrollment, and long-term success.
Contact Us
Department of Applied Computing and Engineering Technology
Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub
101 Knightsbridge Drive
Hamilton, OH 45011
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A Place for Those Who WILL.
You like to take the road less traveled, and so do we. Here, you’ll learn by doing, gain hands-on experience, and graduate ready to lead in a rapidly changing world.