University of Texas at Dallas

Overview

Pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and Systems at the University of Texas at Dallas, where you will develop essential skills to enable organizations to leverage data, software, and networks efficiently. This program integrates business-oriented coursework with technical training, equipping you to design, analyze, and enhance practical IT solutions.

• Degree level: Bachelor’s
• Focus: Information technology, systems analysis, databases, and business applications
• Delivery format: On-campus (please verify with the university for the latest options)
• Credits: Generally requires 120 semester credit hours for completion (confirm specific plan with the university)
• Language of instruction: English
• English tests accepted: IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, Duolingo English Test (minimum scores listed in admission requirements)
• GPA requirement: Minimum 2.5 (as indicated in the record)
• Start dates: Refer to the university’s academic calendar for upcoming intakes

What you'll study

Core coursework emphasizes business analysis, legal and operational principles, and technical competencies necessary for the design and operation of information systems.

• Quantitative Business Analysis
• Business and Public Law
• Information Technology for Business
• Operations Management
• Systems Analysis and Design
• Database Fundamentals

Additional learning components: In addition to the core courses, you may fulfill general education requirements and choose IT or elective courses that enhance your knowledge in software, networking, data management, and systems implementation. For specific course offerings and any capstone or thesis requirements, please consult the university’s degree plan.

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Graduating with a degree in Information Technology and Systems opens various career opportunities in fields such as systems analysis, IT management, and data management. You may also be eligible for post-study work authorization in the United States, allowing you to gain practical experience in your field after graduation.

• Common pathway: Many international graduates take advantage of the F-1 Optional Practical Training (OPT) program to work in the U.S. post-graduation.
• Typical duration: OPT generally allows for up to 12 months of work authorization, with possible extensions for certain STEM graduates.