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Online BS in Computer Information Technology: Career Outlook

Launch a career where business and technology meet.

Develop the skills needed to succeed as a results-driven IT professional in Methodist University’s online Bachelor’s in Computer Information Technology program. Choose a concentration in business information systems or cybersecurity and information assurance and gain the skills to qualify for roles that include database developer, cybersecurity analyst, software engineer, security architect, and more.

Our graduates have advanced into rewarding positions with Amazon, Google, SAAS, and other organizations.

Database Developer

$93,750/year

As a database developer, you will work from core business requirements to develop intuitive data systems and safeguard sensitive information. Employers in finance, insurance, and many other sectors rely on database developers, and the employment demand will grow 10% from 2019 to 2029.3

Software Engineer

$107,510/year

Software engineers apply their programming and problem-solving skills to improve the technologies that power successful businesses. You will strive to ensure operating systems work flawlessly and connect companies with more consumers by refining mobile applications.4

Other careers in computer information technology our graduates can pursue:

  • Business analyst
  • Technical support professional
  • User interface designer
  • Technical IT trainer
  • Accounts specialist
  • Computer programmer
  • Cybersecurity analyst
  • Vulnerability assessor

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Program Outcomes: Thrive in Business and Technology

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Ensuring Your Success Beyond Graduation

From the moment you become a student at Methodist University, you’ll have access to the support needed to obtain career readiness skills, internships, employment, and other career opportunities. And you can tap into a wide variety of career services long after you’ve graduated.

Here are just a few examples of what you can expect for career support as a student or alumnus. You can benefit from all of them remotely.

Individual and Group Workshops

Whether you need help with assessing your skills and defining your career goals or want a crash course in job searching, our staff can help.

Career Readiness

MU Career Services is committed to empowering students with career readiness tools. Contact us for details about our signature programs, the MU Career Challenge, and the Senior Seminar Series.

Mock Interviews

Learn how to respond confidently to general and behavioral interview questions while articulating your strengths with mock interviews.