Information Technology York University

Overview

Information Technology at York University blends computing practice with organisational context to prepare students for technical and business‑facing roles. The programme emphasises hands‑on learning in programming, systems architecture, databases and data analytics while exploring how technology supports organisational goals. Students engage with both theoretical foundations and practical projects to develop transferable skills for a variety of IT careers.

Why Information Technology at York University?

The School of Information Technology draws on research‑led faculty and industry professionals to teach contemporary IT topics such as information retrieval, cloud computing, IT strategy, business analysis and information visualisation. The programme is situated alongside prominent Liberal Arts and Business/Commerce schools, enabling cross‑disciplinary options and an emphasis on how technology applies to organisations and businesses.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 44842 per year
• National fee: CAD 12550 per year

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Syllabus

• Information Technology
• Information and Organisations
• Object‑based Programming
• Writing: Process and Practice
• Modes of Reasoning: Techniques of Persuasion
• History of Evolution

Careers with Information Technology

York University graduates from Information Technology progress into a mix of business and technical roles. The programme highlights careers that bridge organisational needs and technical delivery, preparing students for positions that require problem analysis, systems design and project coordination. These roles span sectors where organisations implement and maintain information systems, develop digital products or require analysis of data to inform strategy and operations.