Program Duration
4 Years
Year 1: Online
All American Undergraduate Program
Years 2, 3 & 4: On-Campus
University of Wisconsin-Stout

Post Study Work Rights Duration

3 Years

Average Salary

On average, graduates of Bachelor of Science - Computer Networking and Information Technology earn $86K per year

Career Prospects

Network Engineer, Security Analyst, Network Consultant, Network and Systems Administrator, IT Project Manager

Program Overview

This program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of computer networks and information technology systems. The curriculum is designed to prepare graduates for a range of careers in the rapidly evolving field of computer networking, equipping them with the expertise to address the technological demands of the modern world. The University of Wisconsin’s program is a pathway for students to excel in computer networking and information technology.

Admissions Information

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

Completion of AISSCE with 60% or above and no IELTS required. Click here for more details.

Fees: Year 1 (Online)

INR 7,50,000 + GST

UNIVERSITY FEES: YEAR 2 ONWARDS (OVERSEAS)

Tution: $18,470 per annum (Approx.)
Living Expenses: $8,238 per annum (Approx.)

SCHOLARSHIPS

Merit-based scholarship of upto $5,000 per annum available for students with a GPA of 3.0 or more. Click here for year 1 merit-based scholarships.

TOTAL STUDY COSTS WITH THE WORLDGRAD

Total Tuition: INR 54L (Approx.)
Total Study Costs (Fee + Living): INR 74L (Approx.)
Total Savings: INR 15L (Approx.)

Program Structure

Year 1: Smart Program

The All American Undergraduate Program is designed for students who want to accelerate their undergraduate education, saving time and money while building a solid academic base in the USA. The program allows students to complete up to one year of their undergraduate degree remotely from home and then progress to campus to complete the remainder of their degree. In order to advance to University of Wisconsin-Stout, students must achieve a minimum GPA of 2.0 (with a grade of C or better in each subject) in The WorldGrad's All American Undergraduate Program. Students will study up to 10 modules (up to 30 credits) with The WorldGrad from the following list of subjects.

1. HIS111 - American Society to 1865

2. MAT273 - Applied Statistics I

3. LAW211 - Business Law I

4. MAT181 - College Algebra

5. CST280 - Database Design and Application

6. CST111 - Digital Literacy and Technology Readiness

7. ACC210 - Financial Accounting

8. ENG201 - Introduction to Literature

9. CST201 - Introduction to Programming

10. PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology

11. COM130 - Introduction to Speech Communication

12. MKT151 - Introductory Marketing

13. MGT201 - Management of Organizations

14. ACC228 - Managerial Accounting

15. ECO222 - Microeconomics

Year 2 Onwards: On-Campus

After the completion of the Smart Program, students progress to University of Wisconsin-Stout to study the remaining core and elective courses on campus and complete their degrees. Once on campus, students will be eligible for CPT and OPT during and after completing their studies. Further information on the On-Campus program structure, courses and CPT and OPT opportunities is available with our Admissions Team.

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Admission Process

CHOOSE A PROGRAM

With the help of our admissions team, select a program of your choice from our wide set of globally ranked partners.

SUBMIT APPLICATION

Fill out our online application form along with the necessary documents. Our admissions team will guide you through the process.

RECEIVE ADMISSION OFFER

Once your application is approved by The WorldGrad and our partner institution, you will receive an offer for enrolment for the online program as well as the on-campus component. Offers can be made within 24hrs of receiving an adequately filled application.

CONFIRM ENROLMENT

Accept your offer by submitting a confirmation fee as mentioned in your offer letter. Since we have limited seats, enrolment would be void if confirmation fee is not received as stated.