Baha'i Institute for Higher Education
Computer Laboratory
Information Technology Management graduates earn a median $51,035 Across 428 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →An undergraduate programme focused on practical foundations in computer science and IT. It suits students seeking hands‑on skills in software use, operating systems, internet tools and ethical computing practices.
What you'll study
Core topics listed by the programme include:
- Introduction to software
- Computer and internet ethics
- Operating systems
- Office methods and Internet search methods and tools
Entry requirements
The source page notes a "Prerequisite/Co-requisites" section but does not detail specific academic or language requirements; prospective applicants should consult admissions for precise entry criteria.
Career prospects
Graduates gain foundational competencies suitable for support roles that rely on software proficiency, basic system understanding and effective internet research. The skills form a practical base for IT technician, administrative technology support, or further study in computing fields.
Scholarships & funding angle
No programme-specific funding details are provided on the source page; applicants should contact the institution's admissions or student support offices to learn about scholarships, financial aid or sponsorship opportunities.
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