Cost & earnings at Indian River State College What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Information Technology Management graduates earn a median $51,035 Across 428 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A multi-level IT programme at Indian River State College offering associate degrees, technical certificates and a bachelor’s pathway in information technology management and cyber security. Suits students aiming for hands-on IT support, systems servicing, web or network work and those planning to progress into a four-year cyber security and IT management degree.
Coursework covers foundational and applied topics across IT support, programming and cyber security. Core subjects and topics named on the programme page include cyber security, network engineering, secure web development, computer hardware and software installation, configuration, upgrade and repair, Windows operating systems, Linux, computer networking, database design, web programming, Python and Java. Certificate options prepare students to take the CompTIA A+ Certification exam. The bachelor’s programme includes advanced system-building and security skills and a capstone semester where students can work with businesses, use secure hardware and software and compete in virtual hackathons.
The published programme descriptions specify credit/hour totals for each award (for example, 60 credits/hours for many associate and technical certificates; 120 credits/hours for the bachelor’s degree) and note transfer articulation into the bachelor’s degree. The page does not list specific admissions criteria or prerequisite courses; contact the college or an admissions counselor for exact entry requirements.
Graduates are prepared for roles in IT support, help desk functions, computer servicing and positions involving network and web development and cyber security. The college states graduates have found positions with employers including AT&T, Comcast, Florida Power & Light, Pratt & Whitney, U.S. Sugar, Northrop Grumman and Boeing.
The college indicates support for paying for college through financial aid, scholarships and affordable tuition; prospective students should consult the institution’s financial aid office and scholarship listings to explore specific funding options.
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