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With your online Bachelor’s in Information Technology degree, you’ll experience engaging online learning and gain technical and business skills that allow you to pursue a wide range of IT opportunities.
Get hands-on experience with industry tools through virtual labs,
interactive simulations, and innovative resources.
Students will have unlimited access to Skillsoft, a comprehensive eLearning resource to help develop IT and business knowledge and skills.
Gain skills and knowledge necessary to take up to seven select
certification exams from PMI, CompTIA, Microsoft, and Cisco.
Earn credits through prior learning assessment by demonstrating mastery of competencies; you may also be eligible to earn credit for previous coursework and prior learning.
To meet the needs of busy professionals, we offer two competency-based online learning formats in select programs—GuidedPath and FlexPath.
Capella's School of Business and Technology Advisory Board ensures our curriculum is developed with the insight and support of industry leaders.
When I started, I was an older worker and I hadn’t been to long-term, structured training in decades. Capella allowed me to structure my training around my work schedule and being able to communicate with the instructors helped to alleviate my fears of being able to do this.
Whether you’re considering a return to school, exploring new career paths, or seeking ways to improve your job performance, the Capella Blog has relevant articles to support your goals.
Think all IT careers are focused on coding? Think again—coding is only one aspect of a large and varied field.
A Capella-powered blog dedicated to information security trends,
news, career information, and more.
Knowing the differences between IT and Computer Science can help you
decide which degree and career path to pursue.