Technology and management curriculum that helps you give employers what they're looking for.
At WGU, we design our curriculum to be timely, relevant, and practical—all to ensure your degree is proof you really know your stuff.
Every course in your program focuses on a set of clearly defined competencies that you must prove you’ve learned—through tests, papers, projects, or other assessments. Demonstrating mastery is how you pass a course, so learning what it takes to be outstanding in your career is at the heart of WGU’s Bachelor of Science Business Administration – Information Technology Management curriculum.
That means what you learn is often directly applicable the next day at work—and it means what you’re doing at work frequently informs the work you’re doing in your courses. It’s all about real-world applicability so every moment spent studying is time well spent.
Courses fulfilled by your associate's degree.
This is an unofficial estimate of your transferable credits. You may receive more or less credits depending upon the specific courses taken to complete your degree and other credits you may have.
Below are the anticipated courses that will be fulfilled based on your indication that you have earned an associate's degree. During the enrollment process this information will be verified.
Applied Probability and Statistics
English Composition I
Introduction to Communication
Principles of Economics
Critical Thinking and Logic
English Composition II
Applied Algebra
Introduction to Sociology
Survey of United States History
Introduction to Humanities
Integrated Physical Sciences
Courses in this program.
This program comprises the following courses. Some may be waived through transfer from your previous college experience. The rest you will typically complete one at a time as you make your way through your program, working with your Program Mentor each term to build your personalized Degree Plan. You’ll work through each course as quickly as you can study and learn the material. As soon as you’re ready, you’ll pass the assessment, complete the course, and move on. This means you can finish as many courses as you're able in a term at no additional cost.
The information technology management degree program allows students to earn valuable micro-credentials on their path to a degree. You'll earn the business essentials, applied business skills, management, and human resource management micro-credentials as part of this degree program. These micro-credentials will help you boost your resume before you graduate.
Principles of Financial and Managerial Accounting
Introduction to Spreadsheets
Fundamentals for Success in Business
Best Practices in Management: Projects, Staffing, Scheduling, and Budgeting
Information Technology Management Essentials
Finance Skills for Managers
Concepts in Marketing, Sales, and Customer Contact
Business Environment Applications I: Business Structures and Legal Environment
Business Environment Applications II: Process, Logistics, and Operations
Managing in a Global Business Environment
Innovative and Strategic Thinking
Emotional and Cultural Intelligence
Business Core Capstone: An Integrated Application
Applied Probability and Statistics
Introduction to Communication
Critical Thinking and Logic
Introduction to Sociology
Survey of United States History
Introduction to Humanities
Integrated Physical Sciences
Introduction to Human Resource Management
Workforce Planning: Recruitment and Selection
Compensation and Benefits
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Quantitative Analysis For Business
Business Management Tasks
Network and Security - Foundations
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IT Management for Business
Information Systems Management
Business of IT - Applications
Data Management - Foundations
Business - IT Management Portfolio Requirement
Business - IT Management Capstone Project
Plan to work hard: Program requirements and expectations.
The B.S. Business Administration – IT Management program is an all-online program that you will complete by studying and working independently with instruction and support from WGU faculty. You will be expected to complete at least 12 competency units (WGU's equivalent of the credit hour) each 6-month term. (Each course is typically 3 or 4 units).
The first person you speak with at WGU will be your Enrollment Counselor, who can explain requirements and expectations in more detail. You can also read more about each course in the Program Guide.
Request info from an Enrollment Counselor.
Download the complete Program Guide.
Special requirements for this program:
Capstone project: At the end of your program, you will complete a capstone project that represents the culmination of all your hard work—a project that allows you to take what you’ve learned and apply it to a real-world situation, proposing a solution to an actual issue you face in your place of business.
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Quality you can trust: curriculum developed with guidance from business leaders and experts.
Program councils—teams of industry and academic experts—drive the creation of our programs, providing input on the competencies a successful graduate needs to have mastered.
