Networking

Ever wonder how the computers in small and large companies alike all speak to each other? The answer is networking, which is considered a sub-discipline of telecommunications, computer science, information technology and/or computer engineering. Computer networks rely heavily upon the theoretical and practical application of these scientific and engineering disciplines. And as businesses become more reliant on communications through computers, network administrators are going to be the professionals that keep them connected. Want to get in on this in demand career?

An education can prepare you for a career as a network administrator, where you will make more than $45,000 a year. An associate’s degree in information technology with a focus on networking will help get your foot in the door at most companies. Looking for a higher salary? Then a bachelor’s in information technology specializing in network architecture is the path for you. You have many options – both online colleges and traditional universities offer these programs. Don’t get overwhelmed by the decision making process – Education Connection’s matching tool on the right takes the guesswork out of finding that perfect school. It’s free and easy to use!

Network Administrators