Information Technology - System Administration (Three Year BAS)
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Overview
The Bachelor of Applied Science in System Administration prepares students to design, manage, and secure the technology systems organizations rely on daily. The program helps students understand what system administration is, why it matters in today’s workforce, and how they can apply their skills in real-world settings.
Students gain hands-on experience with servers, networks, cloud platforms, and cybersecurity tools. The degree is built around stackable certificates and applied coursework, giving students practical skills they can use immediately in internships and entry-level jobs while progressing toward their bachelor’s degree.
This program is ideal for students who enjoy problem-solving, troubleshooting, and supporting people through technology and want to build careers in IT infrastructure, cloud computing, and system security.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the System Administration program are prepared for a variety of IT careers, including:
Systems Administrator
Network Administrator or Engineer
IT Support Specialist
Cloud Support Engineer
Cybersecurity Analyst (entry-level)
DevOps or Infrastructure Specialist
Students develop skills in:
Server and network configuration
Cloud service management (AWS, Azure, etc.)
Cybersecurity best practices
Troubleshooting and automation
Scripting and system integration
IT service and project management
How to use your training: When applying for jobs, highlight your technical skills and ability to solve organizational problems. For example, emphasize your AWS and automation experience for Cloud Support roles, or your troubleshooting and server management experience for Systems Administrator positions. For convenience, please place a link to the TSE certificate page for more career pathways.
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Professional Licensure
This program is designed to enhance employability by developing industry-relevant skills and preparing students for applicable industry certifications; however, it is not designed or intended to lead to professional licensure in any state.