B.S./B.A./B.A.S. in Information Technology Management
Hone Computer Science and Network Skills with an Online Degree
100% Online
B.A., B.S., or B.A.S. Degree Paths
C++ Programming and Information Security
Learn More Today
Complete the form to learn more about this program.
- Duration 3 years
- Cost per Credit $316
- Credit Hours 180
Program Benefits
- Technology-driven solutions for any field
- Small classes and interaction with seasoned faculty
- Expert career services and support to aid your job search
- Multiple transfer pathway options
Try our new Admissions Estimator tool to better understand your chances for admission. You probably meet more requirements than you think!
Admissions Estimator
Double Up on Skills With a Computer Science and Business Degree
Prepare for IT management roles in the ever-expanding field of technology with support from industry experts who teach using an innovative and engaging online format.
A computer science and business degree like EOU’s prepares you to have the technology-driven solutions and programming languages plus the management and business know how to apply methods and present data. You’ll learn to understand human behavior and influence stakeholders with presentation skills. You’ll develop the ability to analyze problems to determine their solutions.
EOU is top-rated for affordability, and you’ll be supported with a generous transfer credit policy and scholarship options – more than 90% of students qualify.
Information Technology Management Curriculum
Core Curriculum
The online bachelor’s in information technology management requires prerequisites in computer science plus two sets of core courses in computer science and business.
Computer science courses explore skills in C++ programming, database management and information security. Business courses build your knowledge of management principles, workplace diversity and business ethics.
Earn your B.A. with a foreign language requirement, or your B.S. with just 12 more science credits. If you already have an Associate’s of Applied Science, you can earn a B.A.S.
View CoursesHave Credits to Transfer?
The option to transfer credits makes your program more affordable and can help you get on the job sooner. We accept up to 135 credits from previous college coursework for transfer to EOU. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits.
To see how your credits will transfer, use our Transfer Equivalency tool.
Career Outlook
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports a growing need for computer and information technology professionals, as the field is projected to grow 11 percent through 2029.1 As the industry continues to expand, more than 531,000 new positions are expected to be created by 2029.1 Become a highly skilled, qualified candidate for a variety of in-demand computer and information technology positions with the online Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management program from Eastern Oregon University.
Discover the professional opportunities that await you as a graduate, and embark on the pathway to career success with EOU Online.
Explore CareersProgram Outcomes
- Work with a variety of technologies
- Practice foundational skills in computer science, such as C++ programming and information security
- Study industrial, scientific and commercial applications of technology
- Gain leadership and management skills
- Prepare for graduate study, if desired
“I attended EOU because it is convenient and affordable, while still offering a high quality education. Both the staff and professors are extremely helpful and take an interest in providing the best service possible to help each student reach their academic potential.”– John Herrington, former student; EOU graduate; Beaverton, Oregon
Tuition Details
We feature affordable tuition, especially when compared to similar universities. The total cost of your program (assuming no transfer credits) is $56,880. The cost per credit hour for EOU online courses is $316. An additional $14.50 per credit hour will be applied to accounting, business, economics and marketing courses.
About 92 percent of online students benefit from financial aid and scholarships to cover part of these costs.
Based on 2024-25 academic year. Average competitor is based on a sampling of similar undergraduate regionally accredited universities at 18 credit hours per term.
View Tuition DetailsLearn More About Your Financial Aid Options
Your education is an investment in your future. We take your commitment seriously and are here to support you in finding ways to pay for your degree.
Options to consider are:
- Loans
- Grants
- Scholarships
- Employer Benefits
What It’s Like to Study Online
Earning your degree online at Eastern Oregon University is a great opportunity because there are no on-campus requirements. You will have access to the same professors, content and opportunities as on-campus students, only in a creative digital format. Our professors work on campus and are professionals and experts who are trained to deliver innovative, engaging online education.
Online ExperienceFrequently Asked Questions
Here are the answers to a few frequently asked questions about this program.
Graduates with a bachelor’s in information technology management can work as an IT manager; other potential job titles include IT project manager, chief technology officer, chief information officer or security specialist.
Yes, the bachelor’s degree in information technology management can be completed 100 percent online, because there are no on-campus requirements.
EOU accepts up to 135 credits from previous college coursework. All EOU majors require a minimum of 20 EOU credits. You can learn more about our admission policy here.
No, there is not a concentration or specialization for this program. You can learn more about coursework for the Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management here.
Our online Bachelor’s in Information Technology Management program typically takes four years to complete, and graduates can go on to work in a number of computer and IT careers.
The program does not offer a virtual open house at this time.
Sources:
- Computer and Information Technology Occupations. Sept. 1, 2020. Retrieved Jan. 27, 2021, from https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/home.htm