University of Phoenix
You work hard. A college degree does too.
With convenient class locations as well as online learning,
University of Phoenix makes quality higher education highly
accessible for working students. Whether you're seeking an
associate's, bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree, we can help
you reach your goal--and sooner than you may think.
About University of Phoenix
Higher Education. Highly Accessible
At the largest private university in North America, you can
attend classes at one of our more than 190 convenient locations.
Or learn online--on your schedule. Regardless of where or how you
attend class, you'll receive a real-world education with real
value.
- Earn your degree sooner than you think.
- Attend class at times and places that fit your schedule.
- Learn from instructors who have substantial experience in the
fields they teach.
- Receive personal attention in small, interactive classes.
- Acquire the knowledge and skills that are in high demand.
How It Works
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Earn your degree when, where and how you want.
University of Phoenix fits your lifestyle and learning style.
Depending upon the degree program you select, you can attend
class on campus or online. Some campuses offer a combined
campus-based and online learning format. While widely available,
not all learning formats are offered at all locations.
Campus-Based Learning Format
Providing the convenience of attending classes near your
home or workplace.
- Attend class just once a week. Classes are offered in the
evening or on weekends. Some campuses offer day classes.
- Complete homework assignments on your own, as well as with
your learning team.
Online Learning Format
Providing the flexibility of a 100% online education.
- Complete coursework through electronic forums
- Download lectures and assignments from your student website
and study them at your convenience.
- Login to class at least four days per week for University
of Phoenix or three days per week for Axia College of
University of Phoenix. You choose the days and times.
- Build teamwork skills by collaborating on learning team
assignments.
Finance Options
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Your degree is within reach.
University of Phoenix strives to make higher education highly
accessible. Finance options, including financial aid, are
available for those who qualify. Options include:
Financial Aid
Several low-interest financial aid options are available.
University of Phoenix participates in many federal student aid
programs, including the Stafford Student Loan, PLUS Loan and
the Pell Grant.
Financing Options
University of Phoenix offers numerous options for financing
your education. Our cash-paying plans let you pay for one
course at a time rather than an entire semester or year at
once. Alternatively, pre-paying tuition will guarantee that
your rate will not increase for the duration of your program.
Company Funding
University of Phoenix is eligible for most company
reimbursement programs.
Programs
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Get a real-world education.
Whether you're seeking an associate's, bachelor's or advanced
degree, University of Phoenix can help. Program availability
varies by location and format.
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
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The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program
is focused on the acquisition of theory and technical
competencies associated with the information technology
profession. The courses provide fundamental knowledge and
application in both the information systems function and in
system development.
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology offers the
following concentrations:
Business System Analysis
The Business Systems Analysis concentration of the BSIT is
designed to provide specific theories, competencies, and skills
necessary for success as a business systems analyst. This
concentration will examine a number of methodologies and tools
important to the discipline.
This undergraduate degree program includes 45 credits in the
required course of study and 15 credits in the concentration.
Some courses have prerequisites. In addition, students must
satisfy general education and elective requirements to meet the
120-credit minimum (124 for Kansas students) including a
minimum of 48 upper division credits required for completion of
the degree. At the time of enrollment, students must choose a
concentration.
Information Systems Security
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology/Information
System Security (BSIT/ISS) program provides the knowledge to
successfully apply information technology theory and principles
to address real world business opportunities and challenges.
Under the guidance of practitioner faculty, the student uses
innovative digital materials to develop competencies to apply:
Systems Analysis and Design, Computer Programming, Database
Development, Network Technologies, Information Systems
Security, Web Technologies and Project Planning. This program's
specialization, Information Systems Security, concentrates on
the concepts and principles of securing and protecting the
information assets of the organization. The curriculum is
designed to produce graduates ready to function in information
technology positions with the competencies, skills, and
attitudes necessary for success in the workplace. It forms the
basis for continued career growth, life-long learning as an IT
professional, or a future graduate program.
Information Technology Support
A concentration in Information Technology Support offers
coursework in the technologies and methods necessary to provide
technical support to information technology and computer system
users. The students will learn the customer support aspects of
personal computer desktop software applications, computer
hardware and software including diagnosis and solutions.
Completion of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
degree program includes 45 credits in the required course of
study and 15 credits in the concentration. In addition,
students must satisfy general education and elective
requirements to meet the 120-credit minimum (124 for Kansas
students) including a minimum of 48 upper division credits
required for completion of the degree. At the time of
enrollment, students must choose a concentration.
Multimedia and Visual Communication
The BSIT focuses on the analysis, design, and development of
information technology within the context of business systems.
This program's specialization, Multimedia and Visual
Communication, concentrates on the design and development of
digital media presentations.
Networking & Telecommunications
The Networking and Telecommunications concentration of the BSIT
is designed to provide specific theories, competencies, and
skills necessary for success as a network administrator. This
concentration is developed with a focus on the Networking+ body
of knowledge, including local area networks and wide are
networks.
This undergraduate degree program includes 45 credits in the
required course of study and 15 credits in the concentration.
Some courses have prerequisites. In addition, students must
satisfy general education and elective requirements to meet the
120-credit minimum (124 for Kansas students) including a
minimum of 48 upper division credits required for completion of
the degree. At the time of enrollment, students must choose a
concentration.
Software Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology/Software
Engineering (BSIT/SE) program provides the knowledge to
successfully apply information technology theory and principles
to address real world business opportunities and challenges.
Under the guidance of practitioner faculty, the student uses
innovative digital materials to develop competencies to apply:
Systems Analysis and Design, Computer Programming, Database
Development, Network Technologies, Information Systems
Security, Web Technologies and Project Planning. This program's
specialization, Software Engineering, concentrates on
principles of software application development. The curriculum
is designed to produce graduates ready to function in
information technology positions with the competencies, skills,
and attitudes necessary for success in the workplace. It forms
the basis for continued career growth, life-long learning as an
IT professional, or a future graduate program.
Web Development
This undergraduate degree program includes 45 credits in the
required course of study and 15 credits in the concentration.
Some courses have prerequisites. In addition, students must
satisfy general education and elective requirements to meet the
120-credit minimum(124 for Kansas students) including a minimum
of 48 upper division credits required for completion of the
degree. At the time of enrollment, students must choose a
concentration.
Master of Business Administration - Technology Management
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The Master of Business Administration/Technology Management
program is designed to enhance the management skills students
need to function effectively within a technology organization.
Students will create and defend their solutions to
technology-based problems of crisis management, profitable growth
opportunities, and change leadership. Throughout the program,
students gain experience in distilling a situation into a
well-defined problem; applying tools and concepts to analyze a
variety of alternative solutions; and selecting and defending
their recommended course of action.
Online Programs
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University of Phoenix offers the following online programs:
- Associate of Arts-General Studies
- Associate of Arts-Information Technology
- Associate of Arts in Information Technology/Database
Development
- Associate of Arts-Information Technology/Information
Technology Support
- Associate of Arts-Information Technology/Networking
- Associate of Arts-Information Technology/Programming
- Associate of Arts-Information Technology/Web Design
- Bachelor of Science in Business/e-Business
- Bachelor of Science in Business/Information Systems
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-Business System
Analysis
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-Database
Administration
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-Information
System Security
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-Multimedia and
Visual Communication
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-Networking
& Telecommunications
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-Software
Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-Web Development
- Master of Business Administration/Technology Management
- Master of Information Systems
- Doctor of Management/Information Systems and Technology
- A+ Fundamentals Certificate
- Configuration Data Management Certificate
- Information Systems Security Certificate
- Network+ Technologies Certificate
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