The Computer and Information Technology (CIT) department is located exclusively at the regional campuses of Miami University in both Hamilton, and Middletown, Ohio. We offer associate degree programs and courses in computing and information technology that support the needs of area business and industry. We now offer a +2 bachelor degree in Health Information Technology (HIT) which is designed to prepare students for jobs that integrate healthcare and technology in the evolving U.S. healthcare system. The regional campuses allow students to enjoy the benefits of both a small, personalized campus setting and the assurance that their investment in their education is grounded in a solid technical degree program and the esteemed, national reputation of Miami University. The CIT faculty are industry-experienced teachers committed to the success of students and to keeping pace with ever-changing technology.

The  Computer and  Information Technology  (career option) major allows the choice of one of two concentrations that are essential to computing: Networking, and Software Development.Computer Technology (continuation option). This program is essentially half of the courses in the bachelors degree major in Computer Science or Software Engineering or Computer Engineering or Engineering Management and these programs can be completed at the Oxford campus.

• The Networking concentration prepares students to design, install, support, and maintain security for computer networks, maintain hardware and software, and analyze and troubleshoot problems. 
• The Software Development and Support concentration prepares students to design, create and maintain programs in a variety of current programming languages, understand and use operating systems, and use and support application programs. 

Miami also offers another associate degree program - 

The Health Information Technology  major lets health care providers manage patient care through secure use and sharing of health information.  It promotes the use of electronic health records (EHRs) instead of paper medical records to maintain health information for patients and medical professionals.

Health Information Technology can substantially improve patient care and our nation’s health care system by providing complete and accurate information about a patient’s health.  This will help doctors diagnose health problems sooner, reduce medical errors and provide safer care at lower costs. 

Contact us at:  citinfo@muohio.edu

Middletown Campus:
111 Levey Hall
4200 N. University Blvd.
Middletown, OH 45042
(513) 727-3380

Hamilton Campus:
301 Mosler Hall
1601 University Blvd. 
 Hamilton, OH 45011 
 (513) 785-3132