Information Technology

Overview

In the digital age, Information Technology is not just a major – but the foundation of all sectors, including economy, education, healthcare, finance, and entertainment. For high school graduates, choosing Information Technology today is a long-term investment for a future global career..

At Keiser University, Vietnam, Information Technology students study under an original American program, with a flexible pathway, international degree, and open study abroad transfer opportunities to the USA, Switzerland, and over 2,000 prestigious universities globally.

Introduction to the Information Technology major at Keiser University, Vietnam

Original American University Program, lectured 100% in English

Students have access to American curriculum, highly qualified faculty, and learning methods:

Student-centered
Project-based learning
Practical application right from the first year

Flexible pathway

Information Technology students at KUV can choose:

Study 4 years in Vietnam – Receive 2 degrees from Keiser University, USA
Study 2 years in Vietnam + 2 years transfer to the USA
Study 2 years in Vietnam + 1 year in Switzerland + 1 year paid internship in the USA, Europe

Study in 3 metropolitan areas: Ho Chi Minh City – Hue – Hanoi

Students can choose to study Information Technology at:

Ho Chi Minh City – technology & startup hub
Hue – peaceful learning environment, low cost
Hanoi – the largest political and educational center in the country

Training quality, degrees, and student standards are completely synchronized.

Career Opportunities

Career opportunities for Information Technology graduates are diverse. Graduates can seek employment opportunities across a wide range of industries and positions. Key positions include:

Web/App Developer
Software Engineer
Cybersecurity Specialist
System – Network Administrator
Data Analyst, AI Engineer
Digital Transformation Specialist

Program Curriculum

Associate of Science in Information Technology (AS): 60 Credits

Lower Division General Education Courses (24.0 credit hours)

Communications (3.0 credit hours)
SPC1017	Speech Communications	3.0 credit hours
English (3.0 credit hours) – Students choose 1 course of the following:
ENC1101	English Composition I	3.0 credit hours
ENC2102	English Composition II	3.0 credit hours
Computers (3.0 credit hours)
CGS1000C	Introduction to Computers	3.0 credit hours
Humanities/Fine Arts (3.0 credit hours) – Students choose 1 course of the following:
AML1000	American Literature	3.0 credit hours
ENL1000	English Literature	3.0 credit hours
Mathematics (3.0 credit hours) – Students choose 1 course of the following:
MAT1033	Intermediate Algebra	3.0 credit hours
MAC2105	College Algebra	3.0 credit hours
Natural Science (6.0 credit hours) – Students choose 2 courses of the following:
BSC1005	General Biology	3.0 credit hours
BSC1005L	General Biology Laboratory	1.0 credit hours
BSC1006	Advanced Biology	3.0 credit hours
BSC1006L	Advanced Biology Laboratory	1.0 credit hours
BSC1050	Environmental Science	3.0 credit hours
Behavioral/Social Science (3.0 credit hours) – Students choose 1 course of the following:
PSY1012	Introduction to Psychology	3.0 credit hours
SYG1000	Sociology	3.0 credit hours
AMH1020	History Since 1876	3.0 credit hours

Information Technology Courses

Information Technology Major Courses (24.0 credit hours)
CET1171C	Computer Service & Support PC Systems I	3.0 credit hours
CET1172C	Computer Service & Support PC Systems II	3.0 credit hours
CIS2350C	Principles of Information Security	3.0 credit hours
CTS1156C	Supporting Client Operating Systems	3.0 credit hours
CTS1305C	Essentials of Networking	3.0 credit hours
CTS1328C	Managing/Maintaining Server Op/Sys	3.0 credit hours
CTS2106C	Multi-User Operating Systems	3.0 credit hours
CTS2304C	Internetworking Technologies	3.0 credit hours
Networking Concentration (12.0 credit hours)
COB1034C	Programming for Technology Professionals	3.0 credit hours
CGS1540C	Database Management	3.0 credit hours
CTS2302C	Implementing Directory Services	3.0 credit hours
CTS2306C	Implementing Network Infrastructure	3.0 credit hours
Cybersecurity Concentration (12.0 credit hours)
COP1034C	Programming for Technology Professionals	3.0 credit hours
CIS2208	Social, Economics & Policy Aspects of Cybersecurity	3.0 credit hours
CIS2218	Human Aspects of Cybersecurity	3.0 credit hours
CIS2253	Cybersecurity Ethics	3.0 credit hours

Learning Outcomes

After 2 years of intensive study in Information Technology, students not only graduate with an international degree but also possess solid professional competencies, ready to work immediately in professional creative environments in Vietnam or internationally.

Specialized Knowledge Outcomes:

Upon graduation, Information Technology students achieve:

Master Computer Science foundations
In-depth understanding of:
- Software Programming
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Operating Systems
- Computer Networks
- Information Security
Having knowledge of:
- Web & Mobile Technologies
- Databases
- Cloud Computing
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Analysis

Professional Skills Outcomes:

Information Technology graduates at KUV are proficient in:

Develop Web & Mobile applications
Analyze and design software systems
Build and manage network systems
Detect & prevent cybersecurity risks
Work with large databases
Deploy technology systems for enterprises

In addition, students are trained in:

Teamwork skills
IT Project Management skills
Critical thinking skills
Problem-solving skills in real-world environments

This is the key factor helping students start working immediately – with confidence after graduation.

Industry Partnerships

Keiser University, Vietnam partners with leading enterprises in Vietnam and internationally to provide students with practical experiences. This is an opportunity for students to work on real-world projects. In these projects, students will solve business challenges, thereby acquiring professional skills.