Degrees With You in Mind

Indiana Tech is comprised of three individual colleges consisting of the College of Business, College of Engineering (which includes the School of Computer Sciences), and the College of General Studies (which includes the Center for Criminal Sciences and the School of Education).

If you are looking for accelerated undergraduate or graduate degrees, or are interested in achieving your degree online, check out our College of Professional Studies web site.

For traditional degrees, please use the links below to visit your academic area of interest.

College of Business

Students who major in business commonly go into careers in management, financial services, human resources, marketing, and much more. Visit the College of Business web site.

Associate Degrees

A.S. in Accounting

A.S. in Business Administration

Bachelor's Degrees

B.S. in Accounting

B.S. in Business Administration - Human Resources

B.S. in Business Administration - Management

B.S. in Business Administration - Marketing

B.S. in Business Administration - Sports Management

B.S. in Fashion Marketing and Management

School of Computer Sciences

Students who major in computer sciences commonly go into careers in web design and development, network management, software design, information securities, database design, and much more. Visit the School of Computer Sciences web site.

Associate Degrees

A.S. in Digital Graphics & Design

A.S. in Network Management

A.S. in Web Design

Bachelor's Degrees

B.A. in Computer Science

B.A. in Information Systems

B.S. in Computer Science

B.S. in Computer Security & Investigation

B.S. in Digital Graphics & Design

B.S. in Networking

B.S. in Software Engineering

B.S. in Web Development

College of Engineering

Students who major in engineering commonly go into careers in manufacturing, computer-aided design, mechanical, electrical and industrial specialties, sales, and much more. Visit the College of Engineering web site.

Bachelor's Degrees

B.S. in Biomedical Engineering

B.S. in Computer Engineering

B.S. in Electrical Engineering

B.S. in Energy Engineering

B.S. in Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

College of General Studies

Students who major in general studies commonly go into careers in recreational management, counseling, investigation, the legal field, social sciences, and much more. Visit the College of General Studies web site.

Associate Degrees

A.S. in Recreation Management

A.S. in Criminal Justice (Refer to Center for Criminal Sciences)

Bachelor's Degrees

B.A. in Communication

B.S. in Criminal Justice

Administration (Refer to Center for Criminal Sciences)
Crime Analysis (Refer to Center for Criminal Sciences)
Rehabilitative Services (Refer to Center for Criminal Sciences)

B.S. in Elementary Education (Refer to School of Education)

B.S. in K-12 Physical Education (Refer to School of Education)

B.S. in Psychology

B.S. in Recreation & Leisure Studies

B.S. in Recreation Therapy

Center for Criminal Sciences

The Center for Criminal Sciences is a division of the College of General Studies.

Students who major in criminal sciences commonly go into careers in investigation, forensic sciences, law enforcement, and much more. Visit the Center for Criminal Sciences web site.