Per the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow 15 percent from 2021 to 2031, much faster than the average for all occupations; this increase is expected to result in about 682,800 new jobs over the decade.
The median annual wage for this group in May 2021 was $97,430.
There is a growing demand for IT professionals across various industries due to the increasing reliance on technology. This trend is expected to continue as businesses digitize their operations and leverage technology for growth and efficiency. IT skills are highly transferable and in demand worldwide. Graduates with IT degrees have the flexibility to work in various countries and regions, opening up global career opportunities.
As an IT graduate, you’ll have an opportunity to work on projects that can make a significant impact on society, from developing life-saving medical technologies to addressing environmental challenges. You will have a wide range of career options to choose from
- software development
- network administration
- cybersecurity
- data analytics
- cloud computing
- artificial intelligence and more
In IT we prepare students by
- Providing hands-on opportunities to tackle real-world problems head-on.
- Assisting students with their resumes and portfolios through the University Career Center.
- Inviting Industry Partners to campus to connect with students.
- Providing opportunities to participate in the CISE Career and Internship Fair.
