University releases new guide on business and information technology programs

Srini Medi Senior Vice President and General Counsel | University of Phoenix

By PHX Reporter

Mar 14, 2025

The University of Phoenix has released a new College of Business and Information Technology Programs Guide. This guide aims to assist students, prospective students, and working professionals in understanding the IT programs offered by the university and exploring ways to reduce educational costs. The guide aligns with the university's commitment to providing resources for career exploration.

"At University of Phoenix, our innovative IT programs offer students the opportunity to gain career-relevant skills in weeks, not years," says Kathryn Uhles, Dean of the College of Business and IT. "The IT Programs Guide details our skills-aligned courses, student benefits, and cost-saving opportunities, making it an invaluable resource for prospective students."

Key features highlighted in the guide include:

- Skills-Aligned Learning: Bachelor's and master's degree programs are aligned with in-demand workplace skills to ensure graduates are job-ready.

- Career-Focused Education: Students can earn two credentials for one price by adding certificates as elective courses.

- Flexible Learning Options: Programs allow busy adults to take one 5- to 6-week course at a time.

- Lifetime Career Services: Offers ongoing support such as career coaching, resume reviews, and interview preparation at no extra cost.

The University of Phoenix offers several IT degree programs across different levels:

Associate Degree Programs:

- Associate of Arts with a concentration in Information Technology

- Associate of Science in Cybersecurity

Bachelor's Degree Programs:

- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

- Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity