IT & Engineering

Online IT & Engineering Degrees

Technology shows no signs of slowing. Get on board today.

IT and Engineering degree programs prepare students for some of the best-paid and most sought-after careers in the nation. Students can focus on computer science, electronics and computer technology, information security, networking, software engineering, electrical engineering, environmental engineering, and mechanical engineering. Degree programs vary in length and are available online and on-campus.

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Outlook for IT & Engineering Careers

Demand for computer and information systems managers is expected to increase by 16 percent by 2016. Demand for computer programmers, however, is expected to fall by 4 percent.

Overall engineering employment is expected to increase by 11 percent, as they will continue to be needed to design, build, test, and improve manufactured products.

Salaries in IT & Engineering

IT managers make an average of $106,000 annually. Programmers start off making an average of $54,000 per year.

In general, engineers earn $55,000 per year to start.

A Day in the Life of an IT & Engineering Professional

Information technology and engineering professionals have got to know their digits. Math is a big part of their jobs.

When they are not solving complex structural problems or destroying bugs embedded in their code, they are answering emails and putting out fires. Both carry the stress of keeping the infrastructures for the world's biggest companies working like clockwork.