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Technology Programs
Is a Master’s in Information Systems Worth It?
A master's program in information systems can be your gateway into the world of business and information technology roles. Nowadays, business professionals and consumers rely more on search engines, databases and financial systems; hence, companies...
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Is a Master's in Computer Science Worth it?
Today, jobs in the computer science industry can be found in almost every sector—from a company developing innovative technology to a government agency or a nonprofit entity. With high demand, most professionals assume on-the-job experience is enough for a successful computer science career. But that’s only partly true.
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Is a Master’s Degree in Information Technology Worth It?
Many people think of IT professionals as the people who troubleshoot computer issues—but this career path is so much more than that. Information technology presents a diversity of career paths that pay well, provide career stability, and offer numerous advancement opportunities.
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Is Getting a Master's Degree in Cyber Security Worth It?
Cybercrime is the new battlefront for companies and governments across the globe. The majority of these crimes are motivated by money—and according to Cybercrime Magazine, cybercrime is expected to cost the world $6 trillion dollars by 2021.
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What Can You Do with a Computer Science Degree?
Computer science and information technology is one of the fastest-growing fields in the country. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, through 2024, job openings for computer science are expected to far exceed other STEM fields like...
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