Information drives our economy, which means every industry from advertising to zoology needs qualified information technology professionals to help secure, create and manage computer and network systems. With technology evolving at a rapid rate, and in an increasingly globalized market, businesses are in need of competent IT professionals who can harness the connective power of technology.

A degree in computer science or information technology prepares graduates for positions in business, industry, education or graduate programs. Our information technology major strives for academic excellence by offering rigorous courses designed to challenge qualified and motivated students and to liberate the mind through an emphasis on quantitative and abstract reasoning, problem-solving, critical thinking and strong communication skills.

Technology is the backbone to any business or organization. Walsh University’s information technology major prepares students to run business operations, manage resources and understand how companies use networks and databases. With a core classes in business and computer science, along with liberal arts curriculum, students develop strong communication skills in business and IT.

The mission for BAU International University is to prepare community and information technology leaders through innovative, high-quality programs, initiatives and services directed to the needs of learners and employers. The program purpose is to educate, mentor, train and develop students that can manage and supervise using effective communication skills, knowledge of evolving technologies, efficient project planning and implementation techniques.

Join the Archaeology, Technology, and Historical Structures Program on Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at noon in the ME conference room, Hopeman 224 for a public lecture by Dr. David Givens, Director of Archaeology, Jamestown Rediscovery.Sponsored by the Archaeology, Technology, and Historical Structures Program and the Departments of History, Religion and Classics, and Mechanical Engineering. Refreshments will be served.

The B.S. in Cybersecurity was created jointly by faculty from the Congdon School of Supply Chain, Business Analytics and Information Systems within the Cameron School of Business and faculty from the Department of Computer Science within the College of Science and Engineering. As such, it draws upon expertise of both information systems and computer science.

Cybersecurity is one of the most rapidly expanding fields in the world today. The Center for Cybersecurity Education and Leadership at Montreat College provides guidance and oversight to our academic program, to the distribution of cyber defense information, and to collaborative efforts in cybersecurity with an emphasis on combining ethics, leadership, and liberal arts skills with technical proficiency.

Students who graduate with a degree in computer science are well-positioned for a variety of careers in computing.

Protecting sensitive data from theft or damage and safeguarding computer networks play a key role in today's business process regardless of sector or size of operations.