Information Technology is a discipline that is part of Management. IT is the subject area concerned with all aspects of managing and processing information. It is concerned with more than just computers and networks and relates to all layers/systems within an organization. Information Technology is essential to the operation and success of all business functions within a company. The study of IT incorporates elements of computer science, management, economics, mathematics and statistics. (Source: webopedia.com)
Students of the Management and Information Technology program will have a full spectrum of courses from both Management and Computer Science. The wide variety of course options prepares our students to meet industry needs.
Common employment destinations include:
Popular further education opportunities include:
The databases below provide you with details about job prospects, nature of work, educational requirements, working conditions, pay and related career paths:
Career Cruising: Log into CLN, click on Resources, and click on Career Cruising to be logged in automatically
O*Net: (U.S. site) Attend our workshop Discover Your Skills and Career Options, meet with a Career Counsellor, and use our resources to get to know your skills, values, personality and interests:
Use the advice on our tip sheets for gathering info:
Gain exposure to your options in the world of work and make connections while you’re a student via campus events and programs listed on cln.utoronto.ca and ccr.utoronto.ca:
Apply for Work Study jobs in CLN in Fall and Spring! You might also find work via SCSU. Find networking opportunities, internship programs and entry-level jobs via websites like TalentEgg and CharityVillage. As an upper year student (14+ credits), attend UTSC’s Get Hired Conference and participate in Jobs for Grads. As a graduate, explore internships and other trainee programs like CareerEdge.
Explore Student Clubs and Professional Associations and get involved: volunteer for their events and conferences, and get to know people in your industry of interest. These are your future mentors, supervisors and colleagues!
Please note: This document is a starting point for your further research into career options in this field of study. For more information on this program and course requirements, please visit the departmental website.