The Department of Information Technology at the Prince Hussein Bin Abdullah II School of Information Technology awards a Bachelor's degree in Business Information Technology. The program offers a distinctive set of courses in information technology as well as business, enabling graduates to handle technological tools in a business environment and make the workplace more competitive with its peers.
Recently, the department developed the curriculum to keep up with rapid technological advancements and added a range of courses aimed at developing students' skills in building smart and efficient systems. Graduates from this specialization will have the capability and competence to analyze, operate, manage, and design data and information in their workplaces.
The minimum requirement for obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Business Information Technology is 132 credit hours according to an accredited plan by the Accreditation Commission. The distributed credit hours are as follows: (27) General University Requirements, (22) College Requirements, (71) Compulsory Specialization Requirements, and (12) Optional Specialization Requirements.
The Business Information Technology program covers the following knowledge areas:
Business Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Database Security, Database Systems, Decision Support Systems, Electronic Commerce, E-Government, e-Learning, Information Systems, Data Mining in Databases (KDD), Management Information Systems, Mobile Technologies, Web Intelligence, and Virtual Reality, Computer Systems

