The School of Information Technology is ranked as one of the top IT schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, giving students a strong start in today’s digital world. Our bachelor’s and master’s programs focus on hands‑on learning, creative problem‑solving, and real co‑op experiences that help students build confidence and practical skills. We are nationally recognized and fully accredited, and we’re dedicated to preparing the next generation of capable, forward‑thinking IT professionals.
"As someone who changed their major in their third year, I can honestly say the CECH community - advisors, faculty, and professors - has been the most supportive group I’ve encountered in any college. They truly want to see you succeed and will do everything they can to help you reach your goals. CECH, especially the School of Information Technology, pours so much into its students. Shout out to the whole team!"
Liz Atoyebi Undergraduate Student - School of Information Technology
Advance society through the study of solutions and needs that connect people, information, and the technology of the time.
We empower individuals to become passionate, solution-minded Information Technology professionals by fostering continuous innovation, research, leadership development, interdisciplinary problem solving, and real-world experience.
We empower individuals to become passionate, solution-minded Information Technology professionals by fostering continuous innovation, research, leadership development, interdisciplinary problem solving, and real-world experience.
The School of Information Technology offers a wide range of programs designed to help students grow their skills and prepare for strong careers in the tech world. The school provides bachelor’s and master’s degrees, along with certificates and accelerated options, all built to match the needs of today’s fast‑changing IT field. These programs focus on hands‑on learning, real co‑op experience, and problem‑solving skills that help students succeed in real workplaces. Students can explore areas like cybersecurity, software development, data analysis, and more, all supported by experienced faculty and research opportunities that encourage creativity and innovation.
Our undergraduate programs in Information Technology give students the hands‑on skills and real experience they need to start strong careers in the tech field. Through practical coursework, co‑ops, and supportive faculty, students build the knowledge and confidence to become successful IT professionals.
Our graduate programs in Information Technology help students build advanced skills for leadership and higher‑level roles in the tech field. Through focused coursework and hands‑on experience, students deepen their knowledge and prepare for the next step in their careers.
Our certificate programs help students build focused IT skills that can support their career goals. These programs are flexible, practical, and designed to give students hands‑on experience in key areas of technology.
The School of Information Technology houses centers for research, problem-solving, and learning. Students work alongside faculty to solve real-world problems as well as explore new initiatives and innovations.
Discover the heart and soul of our institution through our dedicated Faculty and Staff. Beyond being educators, they are mentors, innovators, and leaders who are passionate about ensuring your academic experience is nothing short of exceptional. Explore the expertise that drives the success of our school and shapes your educational journey.
A great way to collaborate, gain support, and to foster new innovations, our student organizations are connected nationally. These organizations provide opportunities that will be invaluable to your career.
The Student Success Program, in the School of Information Technology, is designed to empower each SoIT student for optimal academic success throughout their academic career. The program helps students learn and apply basic project management skills such as setting goals, managing tasks and time, and managing communication and risk.
October 6, 2026
UC associate professor Joe Johnson explains why bats matter during Bat Appreciation Month and invites the public to Ohio Bat Fest, where families can learn about bat conservation, ecology and wildlife research.
August 19, 2026
UC College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services Assistant Professor Joe Johnson is helping an Ohio marine rehome bats to make way for renovations. He launched a new tracking project that uses tiny transmitters that record bat migration using the internet of things.
August 19, 2026
UC cybersecurity student Ethan Bernhardt uses his skills to keep ransomware at bay and protect sensitive data during co-ops at Kroger and U.S. Bank in Cincinnati.
July 15, 2026
Area journalists provided coverage of Ohio Cyber Guardian 2026. The four-day event was hosted by Ohio Cyber Range Institute at the University of Cincinnati and was designed to prepare state officials and industry professionals to respond to cyber attacks.
July 10, 2026
UC researcher Nelly Elsayed’s study in the International Journal of Medical Informatics reveals key risks in clinical speech-to-text AI and shows why human review is essential.
June 29, 2026
Nelly Elsayed, associate professor in the UC School of Information Technology, published an article in the Journal of Information Security and Applications, which suggests that generative AI may be an ally in strengthening ransomware defense. Her work was cited by the online platform Securities.io.
