SUNY Morrisville

Our programs are for leveling up.

Let’s face it. You probably already know a lot about computers, networks and technology. If you are like other students who choose SUNY Morrisville for its information technology programs, you have that classic hacker spirit and you’re looking to do even more with computers.

You might have built your own computer before you were even in high school. You might have mastered every game you ever tackled and decided to create your own. You might have developed software applications. You might even have started a business or two through your tech-savvy.

If that is the case, we bet we can still teach you a lot of new tricks. And we know we can connect you with internships and other experiences that will turn your skillset into a full-blown career.

If you haven’t done these things yet, SUNY Morrisville is the perfect place to make this happen.

A student works on a game in the Unity engine.

Game Programming B.Tech.

Bachelor's degree (4-year)

Morrisville Campus

In-person

Once you have completed the game programming degree, you will be prepared for multiple career options such as game programmer, indie game developer, software engineer, video game designer, mobile applications developer, programmer, systems analyst, database programmer, web developer and UX/UI developer.

Information Technology B.Tech.

Bachelor's degree (4-year)

Morrisville Campus

In-person

3 concentrations

Depending on your chosen concentration, as a graduate of the B.Tech. program, you will be well-prepared to pursue a wide range of exciting career opportunities, including software developer, network administrator, information security specialist, database administrator, web developer, technology consultant, technical support, IT support, system administrator and quality assurance specialist.

Close up of a student with a tiny circuit board

Computer Information Systems A.A.S.

Associate degree (2-year)

Morrisville Campus

In-person

With your A.A.S. degree, you will be prepared for entry-level roles such as computer programmer, programmer analyst, network technician/administrator, office systems manager, systems analyst, computer operator, computer salesperson, systems administrator, information technology specialist/technician, desktop support, help desk technician/analyst and technical support specialist.

Facilities & Equipment

Become connected.

The SUNY Morrisville Computer Information Technology (CIT) Department, located in Charlton Hall, features a newly renovated first floor wing that allows both the faculty and students to connect to any device or resource in the CIT datacenter from any room and our student collaborative workspaces.

Modern equipment such as servers, storage, firewalls, switches, routers and wireless controllers has also allowed us to bolster our virtualization infrastructure, which is utilized in numerous courses across all CIT programs.

Networking Lab

The Networking Lab or NetLab is used mostly by network administration students. It is equipped with three racks of equipment from vendors including Cisco, Dell, Palo Alto, and SonicWall. The lab includes switches, routers, firewalls, and storage for hands-on experience with today’s advanced equipment. This lab also houses VMware vCenter which is used for hands-on instruction of modern server-centric information technology systems.

Clubs, Events & Competitions

In addition to a unique education and outstanding facilities and equipment, SUNY Morrisville provides a variety of related clubs, events and competitions to further enhance your experience.