Technology Degrees
Technology Degrees
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Pursue your passion for technology by earning your STEM degree from Grand Canyon University. Our technology-driven world continues to seek innovative, tech-equipped professionals who specialize in areas like hardware and software development, cloud computing security, information management and artificial intelligence or machine learning.(See disclaimer 1)
If you enjoy learning how technologies can be used to drive future innovations and new discoveries in areas such as information technology, software development, software engineering, applied technology and computer science, GCU’s degrees in technology may be right for you.
Graduates of GCU’s campus or online technology programs have the opportunity to learn and practice critical thinking abilities, practical skills and project-based experiences valued by employers.
Percent of GCU campus students (19,296) enrolled in STEM or business programs in Fall 2024(See disclaimer 2)
There is a global cybersecurity workforce gap of over four million people, as of September 2024.(See disclaimer 1)
On-campus technology students will create, design, test and develop inside our large STEM-dedicated building which supplies hands-on learning.
GCU is an accredited university that designs academically rigorous programs with the needs of working professionals and convenience in mind. Technology majors are taught to apply classroom learning to real-life issues, problems and innovations.
GCU technology programs:
Degrees in Software Development and Software Engineering
Business Analytics and Data Analytics Degrees
Online DBA and PhD Degrees
Cybersecurity and Information Technology Programs
Data Science and Computer Science Majors
Our online learning platform facilitates connections with experienced professionals across diverse industries, enabling engaging discussions with peers and professors. Our in-person programs feature optimal class sizes, encouraging personalized discussions and hands-on lab experiences alongside lectures. Whether you choose online or in-person study, our programs aim to equip you with skills to contribute meaningfully to the evolving landscape of technology.
GCU offers many different technology-related degrees at the bachelor’s and master’s levels. Whether you want to learn how to respond to cyberattacks, construct and operate computer networks, build the next innovative application or interpret data analysis for organizations, GCU has a degree program that can help you prepare for a future career in technology.
GCU has several technology degree programs, which may leave you with a few questions. Review our most frequently asked questions below to help you decide which program is right for you.
What should I study if I like technology?
How do I start a career in technology with no experience?
Which types of STEM degrees are offered at GCU?
What kind of jobs can you get with a computer science degree?
How do I decide between a business analytics, data science or data analytics degree?
Do cybersecurity degrees require a lot of math?
What are some differences between a degree in software development vs. software engineering?
Grand Canyon University’s technology degrees can provide you with the flexibility you need, while also providing a quality education to support your growth and development.
The College of Engineering and Technology shares the university’s commitment to upholding the principles and standards established by our accrediting bodies.
Learn what programs are ABET accredited at GCU and have met standards that prepare graduates to enter some STEM fields. Graduates from an ABET-accredited program have a solid educational foundation to lead the way in innovation, emerging technologies and in anticipating the welfare and safety needs of the public.(See disclaimer 7)
GCU is helping reduce threats to our national infrastructure by promoting higher education and research in cyberdefense by meeting the rigorous curriculum and program requirements set by the Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) designation.
GCU has earned continuous institutional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) since 1968, which means our university carries the highest level of accreditation available in the United States. We earned this accreditation by maintaining top-level educational standards.
Tech industry careers, such as data analysts and cybersecurity specialists, require collaborative work, innovative solutions and leadership skills. Technical skills may vary across industries, yet the practical expertise imparted through an information technology degree from GCU can help effectively fulfill job responsibilities in the digital or physical realms.
Companies today rely on technology and have dedicated teams to manage and support their technological infrastructure. This dependence on digital tools and systems necessitates a robust IT team to ensure smooth operations and continued innovation. Gaining skills in these areas can help prepare you to be effective contributors in workplaces across all industries.
In the modern work environment, the curriculum emphasizes updated technical competencies such as:
Project management
Analytical reasoning
Product development
Technical writing
Data literacy (ability to make sense of data)
Securing systems
Cloud computing
Median annual wage for occupations in computer and information technology as of May 2024(See disclaimer 5)
Estimated number of new jobs per year for computer and information technology occupations from 2023 to 2033(See disclaimer 6)
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