Information Technology Education

Information Technology Education Programs Classes Have Moved to Blount Hall

Information Technology Education (ITE) program students in Santa Fe College’s bachelor’s, A.S., and certificate programs have moved to Blount Hall, blocks from UF, on West University Avenue and 6th Street. ITE classes at Blount Hall will be held in a variety of formats including face to face, hybrid, hyflex, and online.

Students are encouraged to pay special attention to the “Campus & Room” section in eSantaFe. Classes being held at Blount Hall have the heading of “Downtown” followed by DB and a room number.

Prepare for a Career in Tech

Information Technology Education at Santa Fe College is comprised of Programming, Networking and Security programs. Explore our Bachelors, Associates, and Certificate information technology programs below.

Bachelor Degrees

Four-year degrees for students building the foundation for a lifelong career. Degree offerings are specifically designed to meet the workforce needs in North Central Florida.

Information Systems Technology, B.A.S. - Network track

Information Systems Technology, B.A.S. - Programming track

Information Systems Technology, B.A.S. - Security track

A.S. Degrees

Two-year degrees for students training to enter the workforce with a competitive skill set. Credits earned for most A.S. degrees can be applied towards an SF's bachelor's degree. See advisor for details.

Computer Information Technology, A.S.

IT Security, A.S.

Network Systems Technology, A.S.

Programming and Analysis, A.S.

Certificates

Career and Technical Certificate (C.T.C.) and College Credit Certificate (C.C.C.) programs are often paired with paid apprenticeships and many can be completed in six months. Credits earned with C.C.C.s can be applied towards SF's A.S. and bachelor's degrees. See advisor for details.

Computer Programmer, C.C.C.

Computer Programming Specialist, C.C.C.

Help Desk Support Technician, C.C.C.

Information Technology Support Specialist, C.C.C.

Network Infrastructure, C.C.C.

Network Security, C.C.C.

Network Server Administration, C.C.C.

A.A. Degree

The Associate in Arts (A.A.) is the degree that prepares students to transfer to a four-year college or university. Florida Statute 1007.23 guarantees every A.A. graduate from the Florida College System will be granted admission to a state university. 

A.A. Degree Tracks in Information Technology:

Not sure if an A.A. transfer track is right for you? Talk with an A.A. Academic Advisor. 

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