BA/BS in Information Technology

UCC's Bachelor of Science in Information Technology blends an academic curriculum with practical, project-based work, with input from students, faculty and an advisory board keeping the content aligned with current practice in the IT industry. The curriculum covers systems and network administration, database design, software engineering and cybersecurity, alongside working with enterprise systems, analysing requirements, managing projects and overseeing IT resources. Graduates are expected to analyse technical problems and weigh solutions on feasibility, scalability, security and usability; design, build and maintain software using appropriate languages and frameworks; and engage with emerging areas such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence and data analytics. The degree totals 124 credits, delivered through a blended format with a fully online UCC Global option, and the next intake is scheduled for July (Summer) 2026.