Online IT
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Online IT


At Utah Career College (UCC) Online, our online information technology degree programs prepare students for rewarding careers. An IT degree means that your skills will be valued by many types of organizations – all businesses need computers. An IT credential can lead to challenging and interesting work – the industry is in constant flux. Contact UCC Online for more information about our information technology degrees. Call 877-609-8889 to speak with a representative today.

As a graduate of our IT program, you will be prepared to start your IT career in a position such as the following:

  • Telecommunications companies
  • Internet service providers
  • Web search portals and data processing services
  • Computer systems design firms
  • Software publishers

You may work in government agencies, non-profits, educational institutions or any type of business. Every organization needs IT professionals. With a degree from UCC Online, you will have skills that are valued by employers in all sectors of the economy.

Programs developed with the help of IT professionals

Our online IT degrees were developed with the help of experienced professionals in the IT field. They know the kinds of skills and education that are needed for success in today’s jobs. These professionals, who make up our IT program advisory committee, also review our degree requirements and course content regularly to ensure that our students get the most up-to-date technical training.

Preparing students for certification – a valued credential

Our IT degree programs focus on hands-on, practical training that allows graduates to contribute to an employer’s organization from the beginning. They are prepared for certification exams such as the following:

  • A+ Essentials certification from CompTIA
  • Network+ certification from CompTIA
  • Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)
  • Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)
  • Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)
  • Microsoft Certified Applications Developer (MCAD)
  • Microsoft Certified Database Administrator (MCDBA)
  • Linux+ certification from CompTIA
  • Security+ certification from CompTIA
  • Certified Cisco Network Administrator (CCNA)
  • Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA)
  • Certified Wireless Security Professional (CWSP)

Bachelor’s degree in information technology

Students in this four-year degree program complete courses in three areas that are critical for success in the IT world: business, information technology and general education. They graduate with well-honed communication skills, an understanding of business as it relates to IT and in-depth knowledge of the most common hardware, software, database and networking technologies. They also complete a Career Development course that gets them started on their job searches in the last quarter of the program.

Associate of information technology

Students in the AAS program in information technology can complete this IT associate’s degree in as little as 18 months of full-time study – less if they receive credit for prior learning and experience. We have found that students in this program are often already performing some of the duties of an IT professional in their workplaces. Not only can they receive college credit, when they complete their degrees, they may also be able to command higher salaries for work they already do. Our representative can advise you if this describes your situation.

Interested in an online IT degree?

If you would like more information about our online information technology degrees, contact Utah Career College. Call us at 877-609-8889. A representative will be happy to answer your questions about college credit for work experience, financial aid and the best program for your situation and goals. Get started on a great future in the IT field through distance learning.