
Technology Department
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As a GCU Technology student, you have the opportunity to benefit from innovative education, research and outreach programs that include hands-on projects with access to professional-level equipment. Software and technology infrastructures supplement the curriculum that is aligned with input from technology advisory board. Programs outside the classroom offer further instruction for students seeking more specified knowledge.
Technology Labs and Equipment
On-Campus STEM Programs
63 Matching Degrees
GCU Technology offers innovative cyber training in the latest tech fields while integrating critical thinking, problem-solving and hands-on experience. GCU Technology programs through the College of Engineering and Technology can prepare students for a career in the technology sector. GCU’s technology programs can provide students with hands-on education that fosters creativity and collaboration, and gives them the opportunity to use equipment not typically available to undergraduate students. Degree programs within the department emphasize emerging and innovative technology trends with GCU’s STEM-guiding principles at the core to provide students with technical education while nurturing the development of valuable soft skills.

GCU Technology provides a variety of technology-specific degrees such as software development, cybersecurity, computer science and information technology. GCU has the National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CD) designation, based on the IT-cybersecurity bachelor’s degree program. This designation is given by the National Security Agency and the department of Homeland Security. Our bachelor’s and master’s degrees, as well as our undergraduate certificates, are all designed to adhere to today’s technology field standards.
Browse our list of degrees below to find the one that fits your interests:
Applied project-based learning is a focus of GCU Technology. With its growth, students have continually been able to work alongside their peers and faculty to conduct research based on their own interests.
Here are some of the research projects and presentations students have conducted and events that students have attended:
Black Hat
DEF CON
Red Hat Summit
Music Plugins for Digital Audio Workstations Research

Faculty leadership in the technology department have backgrounds in multiple disciplines including computer technology, software development, coding, robotics and many others.

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GCU Technology is proud to have collaborative academic relationships with multiple outside organizations that can provide students opportunities and skills that they can apply to their studies and work experience.
ACTRA
LogRhythm
CompTIA
NACRA
Red Hat
Cisco