The School of Information Technology fosters innovation, research, and exciting co-op experiences in our Bachelor's and Master's Degrees. Highly-ranked and accredited, we are dedicated to shaping the newest Information Technology professionals.
Our commitment to excellence extends to our wide range of degree programs, which are tailored to prepare you for a thriving career in the ever-evolving field of IT. At the School of Information Technology, you can expect nothing but the best from our experienced faculty, impactful research centers, and global opportunities that shape a brighter future for all.
The School of Information Technology is where people meet, where ideas evolve, and where the future is made
Hazem Said, Director of the School of Information Technology
As a premier institution for Information Technology, we take pride in providing an array of degree programs designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this dynamic profession. Our commitment to excellence extends to the following degree offerings:
With a Bachelor’s Degree and four accelerated Bachelor + Master Programs, plus a Minor and six Certificates, we are dedicated to providing you with the most up-to-date knowledge and co-op experience in the field. Students can major in:
Offering a Master's Degree both on-campus and online, and ranked among the top 40 in the nation, our Graduate degree gives you hands-on skills to problem-solve and foster innovation for the future.
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.
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.
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.
March 13, 2025
The University of Cincinnati’s Ohio Cyber Range Institute will host the first-of-its-kind statewide Capture the Flag (CTF) cyber competition to build skills and bring greater awareness to the cybersecurity field.
December 9, 2024
With holiday shopping underway and people looking to score deals, a University of Cincinnati professor offered five tips for shoppers to protect themselves online. Zag ElSayed, PhD, an assistant professor in UC’s School of Information Technology, said the most common risks shoppers encounter online are phishing, malware, identity theft and credit card fraud. These can lead to financial loss, compromised personal information and emotional distress.
November 21, 2024
Siinboon Daba, a fourth-year cybersecurity major in the University of Cincinnati's College of Education, Criminal Justice, Human Services, and Information Technology, found the secret to effective time management and a full life at UC.
November 4, 2024
Chelsea Lovelace, manager of cyber threat intelligence at leading defense contractor RTX, didn't always know what she wanted to do. Grappling with family tragedy, she entered community college after high school, but upon visiting University of Cincinnati, she fell in love with the campus. Today, with an undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice and a master's in IT—both from UC—she's excelled in roles with the National Guard, Cincinnati Police Department and now in the corporate world.
October 30, 2024
The 2024 Tri-State STEM+ Conference, held at the University of Cincinnati Oct. 10, marked its 12th year with new and exciting developments, offering professional development for educators from the tri-state and beyond.
October 25, 2024
Joesph Johnson, an assistant professor of information technology, researches and tracks bat populations that have been declining due to disease. He is often cited in national news outlets for his expertise in bat studies and population protection.
