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School of Information Technology

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Join the fast-paced world of IT and shape the virtual horizon!

Whether you want to be a white hat hacker or the techie who gets the network up and running again, problem-solving and critical thinking are at the core of Cambrian’s School of Information Technology.

Our Bachelor of Applied Computing is the only one in northern Ontario that combines computer science principles with hands-on experience. Or kick off your career with our Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning program, where you’ll learn to manage each stage of an AI project.

In our Data Analytics program, you’ll become a data storyteller by gleaning insights from complex data sets so interdisciplinary teams can make informed decisions. Learn to ask the right questions and get the right answers in our IT Business Analysis program, and bridge the gap between business and technology.

As an authorized Cisco Systems Networking Academy, a Red Hat Academy, and a Microsoft IT Academy, Cambrian helps you develop practical skills highly valued in the industry. Learn to troubleshoot and repair digital networks, from the simple to the complex, in our Computer Systems Tech programs.

The smarter homes and workplaces become, the higher the demand for professionals who know how to design devices and connect to the Internet of Things (IoT) rises. In Cambrian’s IoT and programming diploma, you’ll learn algorithms, application and IoT programming, data management, networks, analysis, and machine learning foundations.

Cybercrime costs the world trillions each year. Become an ethical hacker and learn how to protect computers and networks from malicious users or software by taking the Cybersecurity program. At Cambrian, you’ll gain the in-depth skills to solve the abundant challenges of IT.

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Programs in the School of Information Technology

Contacts

Jill Ferguson

Dean, DASFSB, Creative Industries & IT

Pamela Teed

Chair of Creative Industries and IT

Languages Spoken:

English, French