Alaska Pacific University offers a 36-hour MBA in Information and Communication Technology that covers topics in accounting for executive action, managerial economics, informatics, marketing management, intermediate statistics and business ethics. Students learn about the globalization of industries and focus on hardware and software programs, customer service, and network design and operation. The program also requires students to complete a capstone and leadership project. Electives offer students an opportunity to gain entrepreneurship, managing network and financial technology skills.
The Center for Information and Communication Technology at Ball State University offers a master's degree in information and communication technology. The 38-credit program requires that students take core courses in survey of management, human communications, research methodologies, telecom technologies, and problems in information and communication sciences. Graduates of the program learn to use information and communication technology to solve organizational problems, implement system and design networks, work effectively with new computer programs, and manage large organizations.
New Mexico State University has a 128-credit Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology degree program. The first two years of the program require students to focus primarily on general education courses in public speaking, English, science and humanities. Upper division courses include applications software, computer forensics, computer networking, database technology, software technology and computer hardware fundamentals. Students also have the option of taking courses online, but need to have a computer with high-speed Internet, Microsoft Office, sound card and CD drive.
Florida State University offers a bachelor's degree program in information, communications and technology. Students in the program learn various communication techniques to create campaigns and send message to businesses around the world. The program focuses on areas involving programming, technology and research, organizational communication and culture, writing and presentation, and project management. Graduates of the program are qualified to work in a variety of fields, including electronic media and Web development.