With an Accounting Information Technology degree, you'll be prepared to enter a rapidly growing profession. The 150-hour program awards both a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Information Technology. You'll graduate ready to start a position like financial analyst, IT consultant, systems analyst or fraud examiner specializing in cybercrime. You'll learn accounting skills and business principles – along with database theory and applications, computer science concepts and web programming. Develop the problem-solving, critical thinking and ethical reasoning skills that you'll need to succeed in the global economy. Collaborate on relevant research with Accounting and Computer Science professors who have years of real-world experience. Every industry needs expert accountants, and the growth of technology has made programming and data analysis skills more important than ever.