The BAS and BS Degree


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The Information Technology Management (IT Management) degree prepares students for success in high-demand careers and job advancement in the modern workforce through industry-driven programs, quality teaching, and personal advising.

BAS-IT Management

Bachelor's of Applied Science in IT Management

Great for students transferring to CWU with:

  • an AAS, AS, ASA, or AAS-T degree
  • a "non-transferable" degree
  • a certificate
Offered online, in Ellensburg, and hybrid at our CWU Centers.

BS-IT Management

Bachelor's of Science in IT Management 

Great for students who:

  • Transfer to CWU with a DTA degree or some college credits
  • Are new to CWU with no prior college credit
Offered online, in Ellensburg, hybrid at our CWU Centers, and through the FlexIT modality
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    The Bachelor's of Applied Science in ITM

    This program accepts ANY applied/technical degree and complements the skills learned in the associate degree with the management/soft-skills classes to help you become a leader in your knowledge area.

    Professional programs like accounting, medical assistance, network security, criminal justice, welding & fabrication (to name a few) will expand their career opportunities by learning how to manage people, projects, and information.

    With five targeted specializations, you gain the management skills most appropriate to your career path.

    The BAS-ITM Degree is offered at the following locations:

    • Ellensburg campus
    • 100% Online
    • Hybrid at CWU Centers

    Specialize in:

    • Administrative Management
    • Cybersecurity
    • Information Technology
    • Project Management
    • Data Driven Innovation
  • Learn more about the BS-ITM

    The Bachelor's of Science in ITM

    This degree prepares students to enter some of today's major employment growth areas. Our curriculum, designed by subject matter experts with guidance from industry professionals, addresses the current demand for tech-savvy individuals who are also able to effectively lead and motivate teams, manage projects, and integrate technological solutions.

    First, you will complete the Core Courses (61 credits) focusing on the key knowledge areas of ITAM: networking, web, information management, cybersecurity, and people-centered skills. Following these are specialization courses that allow for advanced study in one of the five areas.

    AIl of our specializations are available at the Ellensburg campus, however, we offer many of our specializations in different modalities to better fit student needs and schedules.

    The BS-ITM Degree is offered at the following locations:

    • Ellensburg campus
    • 100% Online
    • Hybrid at CWU Centers

    Specialize in:

    • Administrative Management
    • Cybersecurity
    • Data Driven Innovation for IT Managers
    • Project Management

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