What will I learn?
We offer rigorous and nationally recognized programs leading to coveted University of Arizona technology and social science degrees. Our engaging, online courses will provide you with the best education possible in a student-friendly program that fits your life. You're interested in information systems, computer programming, and the convergence of technologies. Words like artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and the metaverse inspire you.The Applied Computing program prepares you with critical skills to lead and innovate in the IT industry. Choose one of six emphasis areas to specialize your degree: Software Development, Information Management, Network Operations, Applied Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, or DevOps. We provide you with the breadth and depth of knowledge to succeed in a digital world driven by the convergence of communication networks, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, the internet of things, big data, and the metaverse.The hands-on experience you gain from our information technology degree will position you ahead in a competitive job market and advance your career across government, private, and public sector organizations looking for talent. You'll learn from faculty and industry professionals who are recognized experts in their field and graduate with practical experience using the latest technologies in our specialized labs. No matter where your career takes you, you'll have a foundation for success in the digital age.LEARNING OUTCOMESIdentify and approach problems computationallyUse and design computer-based systemsPrepare for continued professional development.
Which department am I in?
College of Applied Science and Technology
Entry requirements
For international students
Unofficial secondary/high school transcripts may be used for the initial admission evaluation. Official transcripts or official exam results are required at the time of enrollment. If a transcript is not in English, a certified English translation must accompany the transcript. Strong applicants will have a minimum recalculated grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 over the course of their last three years of academic coursework. GPA recalculation takes place during admission review. Prior to enrollment, students must obtain a high school diploma, certificate, or GED.
