University of Phoenix - IT and Computer Science is a branch of the largest private university in the U.S and offers the largest number of accredited online degree programs of any online institution. Founded in 1976, University of Phoenix was one of the first accredited universities to offer online college education with complete degree programs via the Internet. Most students can earn a degree in as few as 2 years.

University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. University of Phoenix currently has more than 19,000 faculty members, including more than 9,600 in the Online Campus. Average faculty member holds a Master or Doctoral degree and has 16 years of experience in his or her field.

Financial aid is available to those who qualify. In addition, University of Phoenix is approved by all branches of the Military for tuition assistance and is approved for Veterans training.

Bachelor Degree Programs

• B.S. in Information TechnologyB.S. in Information Technology
  Develop a knowledge base to apply to information systems and system development career paths.
• B.S. in Information Technology/Information Systems SecurityB.S. in Information Technology/Information Systems Security
  Apply information technology principles to business scenarios and specifically learn concepts and principles for securing and protecting information assets of an organization.
• B.S. in Information Technology/Multimedia and Visual CommunicationB.S. in Information Technology/Multimedia and Visual Communication
  Focus on analysis, design, and development of technology as applied to business and communication while achieving success in a business or training environment.

Certificate
*Require minimum of Bachelor's Degree.

• Technology ManagementTechnology Management
  Learn to incorporate management, business, and communication in the realm of business technology management. Certificate education prepares students for entry-level employment in large government, business, and nonprofit organizations.

Master Degree Programs
*Require minimum of Bachelor's Degree.

• Master of Business Administration/Technology Management
• Master of Information SystemsMaster of Information Systems
  Use technology to meet the needs of an organization through specific development in Business Systems Analysis and Design, Programming, Databases, Networks and Telecommunications, and The Web.
  *Admission to the MIS program requires a Business Degree.

Doctoral Degree Programs
*Require minimum of Master's Degree.

• Doctor of Management/Information Systems & TechnologyDoctor of Management/Information Systems & Technology
  Apply background in a variety of disciplines to management concepts and organizational skills with global perspective pertaining to information systems and technology.

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