Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
Empowering Future IT Professionals. Developing Digital Innovators. Building Technology-Driven Careers.
Learn programming, software development, web technologies, databases, networking, and information security through hands-on projects and supervised training. General de Jesus College offers the BS Information Technology program in San Isidro, Nueva Ecija.
Program overview
About the BSIT Program at GJC
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program of General de Jesus College is dedicated to developing competent, innovative, adaptable, and globally competitive IT professionals equipped with the knowledge, technical skills, and professional values needed in today’s rapidly evolving digital world.
The program provides a comprehensive foundation in computer programming, software development, web technologies, database management, networking, information security, and IT systems administration. It prepares students to design, develop, implement, manage, and maintain technological solutions that address the needs of businesses, organizations, and communities.
Through a combination of quality instruction, practical laboratory activities, hands-on projects, and experiential learning, GJC aims to develop graduates who are ready to meet the challenges of the information technology industry.
Coming from GJC Senior High School or another school? Review the admission requirements to begin your application. If you want to combine technology with accounting or business, see BS Accounting Information System and the College of Business Administration.
Our history
The roots of the College trace back to June 1995, when it first opened its doors offering the Associate in Computer Technology (ACT) course. Recognizing the rapid shift toward a digital economy, the College became a full degree-granting department in 2003, officially offering the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT).
As technology continues to transform industries, GJC encourages students to become lifelong learners who can respond to technological advancements, contribute to organizational development, and create innovative solutions that benefit society.
Program information
- Degree
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
- College
- College of Information Technology, General de Jesus College
- Program length
- 4 years
- Training
- Laboratory activities, projects, and supervised On-the-Job Training
- Campus
- Vallarta St., Poblacion, San Isidro, Nueva Ecija, Philippines 3106
Program objectives
Developing Future-Ready IT Graduates
The GJC BSIT program aims to produce graduates who demonstrate technical competence, critical thinking, effective communication, ethical responsibility, adaptability, and collaborative leadership.
The graduates have the ability to:
- Articulate and discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice.
- Effectively communicate orally and in writing using both English and Filipino.
- Work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams.
- Act in recognition of professional, social and ethical responsibility.
- Preserve and promote Filipino cultural and historical heritage.
Curriculum
What You Will Learn in the BSIT Program
The BSIT program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, encouraging students to become critical thinkers, effective problem-solvers, responsible technology users, and creative digital innovators. Students develop competencies in key areas such as:
Programming and Software Development
Designing and developing software applications that solve real-world problems.
Web and Mobile Technologies
Creating functional, responsive, and user-friendly digital applications.
Database Management
Organizing, securing, and managing information systems and databases.
Computer Networking and Systems Administration
Understanding and managing computer networks, systems, and IT infrastructure.
Cybersecurity and Information Security
Learning the principles of protecting digital information, systems, and networks.
Systems Analysis and Design
Identifying organizational needs and developing appropriate technology-based solutions.
Data Analytics and Emerging Technologies
Exploring how data, artificial intelligence, and new technologies can support innovation and decision-making.
Why GJC
Why Study IT at GJC?
Theory and Practice
Build both theoretical knowledge and practical skills through laboratory activities and projects.
Workplace Experience
Apply your technical competencies through supervised On-the-Job Training.
Ethical Practice
Grow as a responsible technology user and professional.
Lifelong Learning
Learn to respond to new technologies and create solutions that benefit society.
Industry exposure
Industry Exposure and On-the-Job Training
Industry exposure and practical training play an important role in preparing students for professional employment. Through supervised On-the-Job Training (OJT), students are provided opportunities to:
These learning experiences help bridge the gap between academic preparation and the expectations of the technology industry.
Experience actual workplace practices
Apply their technical competencies
Understand organizational IT operations
Develop professional discipline
Careers
Career Opportunities for BSIT Graduates
Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program may pursue diverse career opportunities in the Philippines and abroad, including:
Software Development and Programming
Software Engineer, Software Developer, Computer Programmer, Web Developer, Mobile Application Developer, Software Quality Assurance Specialist.
Network, Systems, and Cybersecurity
Network Engineer, Systems Administrator, IT Security Specialist, Information Security Administrator, Technical Support Specialist, Systems Integration Specialist.
Data and Information Management
Database Administrator, Data Analyst, Systems Analyst, Business Intelligence Associate, IT Auditor.
IT Management and Support
IT Project Coordinator, IT Support Specialist, Software Support Specialist, Information Systems Personnel, Technical Documentation Specialist, End-User Trainer.
Graduates may also pursue careers in technology entrepreneurship, freelance software development, digital services, and other emerging technology-related fields.
Beyond the classroom
Learning Beyond the Classroom
At GJC, Information Technology education goes beyond classroom discussions. The program emphasizes opportunities for students to apply their technical knowledge, develop practical skills, and strengthen their confidence through meaningful learning experiences.
Participation in relevant technology seminars, workshops, IT competitions, and industry-related activities further supports the development of creativity, teamwork, leadership, and professional competence.
- Programming activities, Software development projects, Systems design, Research and capstone projects, Collaborative problem-solving, Supervised industry training
Student life
Life in the College of Information Technology
Information technology students at General de Jesus College, in the laboratory and beyond.
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College of IT students -
Student assembly -
Pinning and Send-Off Ceremony -
Sportsfest 2024
News and announcements
College of Information Technology news
GJC CBA and CIT Host Digital Transformation in Business Seminar
The College of Business Administration and the College of Information Technology, with DTI and DICT, held a seminar on digital innovation, entrepreneurship and business strategy.
Frequently asked questions
BSIT questions, answered
What is the BSIT program at GJC?
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program of General de Jesus College is dedicated to developing competent, innovative, adaptable, and globally competitive IT professionals equipped with the knowledge, technical skills, and professional values needed in today’s rapidly evolving digital world.
What will I learn in BSIT?
Programming and software development, web and mobile technologies, database management, computer networking and systems administration, cybersecurity, systems analysis and design, and data analytics and emerging technologies.
Does the BSIT program include on-the-job training?
Yes. Students experience actual workplace practices through supervised On-the-Job Training.
What jobs can I get with a BSIT degree?
Graduates may pursue careers in software development, networks and cybersecurity, data and information management, and IT management and support, in the Philippines and abroad.
Contact
Contact the College of Information Technology
Visit
Vallarta Street, Poblacion, San Isidro, Nueva Ecija 3106
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Start Your Future in Information Technology
Discover your potential in programming, software development, cybersecurity, networking, data management, and emerging technologies through the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program of General de Jesus College.