WGU Texas College of Information Technology Bachelor's Degrees
Online IT Bachelor's Degree Programs
Explore the online IT degrees WGU Texas offers:
- B.S. Information Technology
- B.S. Information Technology—Network Administration
- B.S. Information Technology—Network Design and Management
- B.S. Information Technology—Databases
- B.S. Information Technology—Security
- B.S. Information Technology—Software
- B.S. Health Informatics
- B.S. Business—Information Technology Management (from the College of Business)
Online IT Degrees That Take Your Career to the Next Level
Gain a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving world of information technology. Today’s employers expect IT professionals to have advanced skills, industry-recognized certifications, and an accredited degree. WGU Texas’ online IT degree programs provide all of these within a flexible approach designed around the busy lives of adult learners like you.
At WGU Texas, you will earn recognized industry certifications—including certifications from CIW, Cisco, Microsoft, Oracle, and CompTIA—as part of your curriculum, with no added cost to you.
WGU Texas is a Member of the Microsoft IT Academy
Through Western Governors University, WGU Texas is a member of the Microsoft IT Academy, which gives our students access to a cutting-edge technology curriculum and courseware provided by Microsoft. Many of WGU Texas’ IT courses use this dynamic resource, which includes virtual labs and hands-on experiences, to supplement your learning.
The WGU Texas and TechAmerica Partnership
TechAmerica represents companies across the entire technology spectrum, and employees of TechAmerica member companies are qualified for special discounts at WGU Texas. Click here for more information.
Our Competency-Based Approach
WGU Texas’ unique competency-based approach to education means that it has no classrooms and no seat-time requirements. Students prove they possess the skills and knowledge the industry demands by taking assessments. If you already know the material, you don’t need to spend time relearning those concepts, and you can move quickly through your degree program. Furthermore, if you have current IT certifications, you may be able to waive certain portions of your program.
