Load your future faster
Take your diploma further – complete your degree in two years with SAIT’s Bachelor of Technology program. With specializations in Software Development and Cyber Security, build on your existing experience to grow your career in a tech-driven world.
Accelerate your career today!
Easily transition from diploma to degree with our 2+2 pathway
After completing your two-year diploma, you can jump straight into the Bachelor of Technology degree, giving you double the credentials and a competitive edge.
SAIT offers direct entry to our Bachelor of Technology degree to applicants who hold a Software Development or Cybersecurity diploma (or equivalent) from an accredited institution, with a minimum 2.3 GPA (67% or C+).
Direct entry — pending seat availability — is offered to SAIT alumni from the following diploma programs (minimum 2.3 GPA):
- Software Development
- Information Technology Services
- Information Systems Security
- Information Technology
Focus your skills in Software Development or Cyber Security
Learn more about the specialized skills you’ll develop by choosing one of two majors.
Cyber Security
Grow as a cybersecurity professional with the Cyber Security major. You’ll learn how to respond to and mitigate cyber threats while learning more about best practices and the cutting-edge technologies leading the industry.
Software Development
The Bachelor of Technology program with a Software Development major is your path to a hands-on career in full-stack development. You’ll gain the skills needed to improve business processes and shape how users interact with products, interfaces and applications.
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Introducing the Bachelor of Technology — SAIT’s newest degree program
Upgrade your IT diploma to the BTech degree at SAIT in just two years.
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School for Advanced Digital Technology
NN 401, Senator Burns Building, SAIT Main Campus
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Phone - 1.403.284.8543
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Email - sadt.advising@sait.ca
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