100% Online
5 Courses in the Bible Minor
$375 Per Credit Hour
6 Start Dates Per Year
Why Study IT Management at Cedarville?
In today’s digital world, information technology (IT) leaders do more than manage systems — they drive innovation, protect data, and guide organizations through rapid change. Sound interesting to you?
Cedarville’s online IT management program equips you with the technical expertise and leadership skills you’ll need to thrive in this growing field while grounding your decisions in biblical wisdom. Learn from wherever God has placed you and prepare to lead with both competence and character.
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Online IT Management Degree Highlights
- Biblical Worldview – Every Cedarville course is taught from a biblical worldview. In the IT management program, that means you'll be equipped to practice servant-leadership, steward resources responsibly, and make ethical, purpose-driven decisions in IT project management.
- Problem-Solving – You will develop problem-solving skills for software development, database management, network administration, information technology architecture, and design of information technology systems and strategy.
- Hands-on Focus – Courses within the IT management major will do more than just teach you the theory behind the technology; each course will train you how to use the technology in a hands-on fashion so you will be prepared for your career the moment you graduate.
- Fits Ï㽶ֱ²¥Life – You’ll have the freedom to work on your degree whenever it works best for you. Cedarville’s online IT management program is asynchronous, so you’ll never need to tune in at any specific time. Most of your courses will be completed over eight weeks, while a few general education courses will be 16 weeks long.
Program Curriculum
Rooted in Cedarville’s liberal arts core and Bible minor, the IT management curriculum equips you with both a strong foundation and practical, career-focused skills. You'll take a series of core courses that introduce key areas of IT management — including systems analysis, database management, cybersecurity, and project management.
In addition to these core courses, you'll choose from a range of electives that allow you to focus on topics that match your interests and career goals, such as cloud technologies, data analytics, or IT strategy. This flexible structure ensures you're prepared to lead technology initiatives with both technical expertise and a biblical worldview.
Start Ï㽶ֱ²¥Degree in High School!
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Explore the Dual Enrollment PathwayWhat Sets Cedarville Apart?
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Biblical Worldview
Every undergraduate Cedarville student earns a Bible minor! You’ll be equipped to know God more deeply throughout all of life. Beyond this, your professors will weave biblical truth into each course you take. When you graduate, you’ll be prepared to see your work through the lens of Scripture.
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Caring Faculty
You’re more than just a number in your online courses. Cedarville’s faculty have both experience in their fields and dedication to helping you succeed. They’ll encourage you not only academically but also personally and spiritually.
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Flexible Pathways
Want to study on campus at Cedarville after a couple years of studying online? Good news — your credits transfer directly to Cedarville’s residential programs! You’ll have the flexibility to complete your degree however it works best for you and your family.
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Vibrant Community
As an online student at Cedarville, you’ll have opportunities to grow your friendships and your faith. You will build lasting relationships with faculty and fellow students in your courses. Each day, you can engage with and watch chapel alongside the rest of the Cedarville community.
Online Program Format
What is the format of the online courses?
Ï㽶ֱ²¥studies will be completely asynchronous*, meaning you'll never need to tune in for any live lectures or at any specific times. Courses will be self-paced based on completing weekly modules in Canvas, our learning management system, and you'll engage with your professors and classmates here as well.
A few select general education courses will be 16 weeks long, but most of your classes will be completed over eight weeks. Ï㽶ֱ²¥online degree program has been championed, developed, and supported by caring Cedarville faculty, ensuring that the course content is specifically designed for your needs as a remote learner.
*Some courses may require synchronous group assignments.
How will I be supported as an online student?
Ï㽶ֱ²¥admissions counselor will guide you through each step of the application process. Once you are accepted, you'll have a dedicated academic advisor who will not only aid you in your academic decisions but also encourage you in your walk with the Lord.
You’ll be supported by The Writing Center, The Cove (academic enrichment center), Counseling Services, and Career Services. With over a decade of experience serving online dual-enrolled and graduate students, these teams know how to meet your unique needs as an online student.
At Cedarville, you won’t just be a number. You’ll be challenged, encouraged, and equipped to become who God has made you to be by a supportive, Christian community.
Can I start online and finish on campus (or vice versa)?
Yes! We’d love for you to join us on campus if you’d like to and you’re able. Or, if you’re a current residential student facing constraints that don’t allow you to continue studying on campus, we welcome you to complete your degree online. In both cases, your courses will directly transfer between your online and residential programs.
How can I experience the Cedarville community as an online student?
Online students are a valuable part of the vibrant Cedarville community. Through daily chapel and engagement with professors and classmates, you’ll have opportunities to plug into the Cedarville experience from wherever God has called you:
- Each day at 10 a.m. ET, you can tune in live to experience chapel alongside your campus community. In hearing truth from God’s Word each day, you’ll be challenged and strengthened in your walk with the Lord.
- In your classes, you’ll be able to deepen and refine your thinking about God’s Word with an iron-sharpens-iron community of believers. You’ll be taught by caring, Christian faculty who are personally dedicated to helping you succeed. They’ll pour into you not just as a student but also as a Christian and a future professional.
When are the start dates?
There are six start dates each year that you can choose from to begin your online studies:
- August
- October
- January
- March
- May
- June
What technology is required, and what if I have tech problems?
Ï㽶ֱ²¥computer should meet these as outlined by IT. If you ever have questions or run into an issue, Cedarville’s IT team offers an extensive and individualized support through their . In addition, there is 24/7 support for Canvas, our learning management system.
What Can I Do With a Degree in IT Management?
Ï㽶ֱ²¥bachelor’s degree in IT management from Cedarville will prepare you for careers such as:
- Business Analyst
- Network and Computer Systems Administrator
- Information Technology Consultant
- Information Technology Director
- Application Developer
- Programmer/Analyst
- Database Administrator
Where Do Cedarville IT Management Graduates Work?
Cedarville IT management graduates have been offered positions at firms and corporations including:
- Mayo Health Clinic
- Oracle
- Fidelity Investments
- JPMorganChase
- Liberty Mutual Insurance
- Cummins
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100% Job/Grad School Placement
Ï㽶ֱ²¥ Now!
Ready to combine your passion for IT management with the flexibility to fit your life? Take the next step toward a meaningful career with an online program that’s shaped by a biblical worldview.
From Our Students:
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The Robert W. Plaster School of Business has taught me so much about the business world and how to incorporate my biblical beliefs into my future career. There have been quite a few opportunities for me to apply this learning to a real-world scenario, especially during my time in the IBC. The professors have encouraged me in many ways, from allowing me to ask questions to planning my future after Cedarville.
Sarah Baab '23 
Admission, Costs, and Financial Aid
Meet Ï㽶ֱ²¥Program Contacts
Jeffrey Haymond, PhD
Dean, Robert W. Plaster School of Business; Professor of EconomicsContact
- SBCC 113
- 937-766-4442
