BSc in Information Technology
Build practical capability in networking, cybersecurity, software development, databases and systems administration through a flexible asynchronous learning format designed for today’s digital workplace.
Build or Advance Your Technology Career From Anywhere
The programme supports learners who want broad, practical IT preparation while balancing work, family and other commitments.
Working IT Professionals
Formalise your experience and prepare for greater technical responsibility.
Technical Support Staff
Progress toward systems, networking, security or administration roles.
Technology Career Changers
Build a structured foundation for entering the IT profession.
Caribbean and International Learners
Study across time zones without a fixed Jamaican class timetable.
Develop Broad, Applied Information Technology Capability
The BSc in Information Technology prepares learners to support and improve the digital systems on which modern organisations depend. The curriculum combines technical knowledge with practical problem-solving, communication and project capability.
You will explore computer hardware and software, networking, cybersecurity, databases, web technologies, programming, systems analysis, cloud computing and IT management.
Structured Weekly Learning Without Fixed Class Times
Course materials and activities are available online, with weekly deadlines that keep your studies organised throughout each cycle.
Access Materials 24/7
Review readings, demonstrations, recorded content and learning activities online.
Complete Practical Work
Apply concepts through labs, exercises, projects and technical assignments.
Receive Guidance
Engage through forums, messages, announcements and lecturer feedback.
Complete Assessments Online
Submit coursework and sit online proctored examinations where required.
A Clear Route From Enrolment to Graduation
What You Will Study
The curriculum develops practical capability across the core areas required to support technology systems and digital operations.
Networking and Administration
Computer networks, network design, implementation, configuration and support.
Cybersecurity
Information security principles, threats, controls and responsible technology practice.
Programming and Software Development
Programming logic, application development and structured problem-solving.
Database Management
Database design, data organisation, querying and information management.
Systems Analysis and Web Technologies
Requirements, systems design, web development and digital solution planning.
Cloud and IT Management
Virtualisation, cloud concepts, project management and technology operations.
Prepare for Technology Roles Across Industries
Graduates can apply their broad IT preparation in technology companies, financial institutions, government, education, healthcare, business services and other digitally enabled organisations.
Network Administration
Support network infrastructure, connectivity, configuration and performance.
Systems Administration
Maintain operating environments, user access, servers and business systems.
Cybersecurity Support
Assist with security monitoring, controls, awareness and incident response.
Software and Web Development
Contribute to application, website and digital-solution development.
Database Support
Support data organisation, access, integrity and database operations.
IT Support and Service Management
Resolve technical issues and improve technology-service delivery.
Systems Analysis
Translate business needs into technology requirements and solutions.
IT Project Coordination
Support technology implementation, planning, documentation and delivery.
Admission Requirements for Caribbean and International Applicants
UCC Global serves learners outside Jamaica. Qualifications are assessed according to the applicant's country and education system.
Regional (Caribbean) Applicants
- A secondary (high) school diploma, GED, Certificate of Equivalency or Proficiency, or five GCE O-Level/CSEC passes at grades A, B or C, including Mathematics and English Language.
- An International Baccalaureate qualification or another equivalent secondary qualification may be accepted, subject to UCC Global approval.
- Official transcripts of all secondary and any university-level coursework must be sent directly by the issuing institution to registry@uccglobal.co.
International Applicants
- A high school diploma, GED, Certificate of Equivalency or Proficiency, five GCE O-Level passes including Mathematics and English, an International Baccalaureate qualification, or another equivalent qualification subject to UCC Global approval.
- Official transcripts of all secondary and any university-level coursework, translated into English where necessary, must be sent directly by the issuing institution to registry@uccglobal.co.
- One electronic passport-size photograph and a copy of the passport information page.
- UCC Global may require an external credential evaluation from an approved evaluator such as ACEI, IERF or WES.
English Language Proficiency
Applicants whose most recent education was not delivered in English may be required to demonstrate English-language proficiency through an approved test such as TOEFL. Paper-based and internet-based TOEFL results may be accepted.
Admission is subject to document verification and UCC Global approval. Additional documents may be requested after review.
Six Opportunities to Start Each Year
Begin in January, March, May, July, September or November.
Ready to Build Your Technology Career?
Begin your application or speak with the UCC Global team about qualifications, transfer credits and the next available intake.