Comprehensive Online Education
AITU offers career-focused online degree programs at four academic levels: Associate, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral. All programs are delivered through structured distance-learning formats designed to support working professionals and international students seeking to advance their education while maintaining personal and professional commitments.
Degree Structure Overview
Bachelor's Degrees (120 Credit Hours)
Duration: 24-48 months
Focus: Comprehensive undergraduate education with specialized knowledge
Typical Weekly Commitment: 15-25 hours
Bachelor’s degrees offer in-depth study combining theoretical frameworks with practical applications, preparing graduates for professional roles or graduate study.
Master's Degrees (36-48 Credit Hours)
Duration: 12-24 months
Focus: Advanced professional practice and specialized expertise
Typical Weekly Commitment: 20-25 hours
Master’s degrees develop advanced competencies in specialized areas, emphasizing research, leadership, and strategic thinking for senior professional roles.
Doctoral Degrees (60 Credit Hours Post-Master's)
Duration: 24-36 months
Focus: Original research and scholarly contribution to the field
Typical Weekly Commitment: 25-30 hours
Doctoral programs cultivate research expertise and theoretical mastery, preparing graduates for academic, research, and executive leadership positions.
Academic Schools
AITU organizes programs across four specialized schools:
- School of Business & Management — Leadership, administration, and organizational excellence
- School of Computer Science & Information Technology — Computing, cybersecurity, and digital innovation
- School of Health & Public Health — Healthcare systems, policy, and population health
- School of Education — Teaching, leadership, and instructional design
Comprehensive Online Education
Program Delivery Features
Some careers require professional licensure or certification. Students pursuing such careers should verify that AITU programs meet eligibility requirements in their jurisdiction before enrolling. AITU cannot guarantee that program completion satisfies all licensing requirements in all locations.
While pursuing appropriate accreditation pathways, AITU maintains commitment to quality through:
- Asynchronous Learning — Access materials and complete assignments on your schedule
- Weekly Modules — Structured progression through clearly defined learning units
- Interactive Discussions — Engage with faculty and peers through online forums
- Applied Projects — Demonstrate learning through practical assignments
- Capstone Experiences — Comprehensive projects integrating program knowledge
- Research Requirements — Dissertation for doctoral programs, thesis options for master’s
- Faculty Support — Regular interaction with experienced instructors
- Academic Advising — Guidance throughout your educational journey
Transfer Credit Policy
AITU may accept previously completed coursework from other recognized institutions:
- Up to 25% of total program credits may be transferred
- Courses must be comparable in content and rigor
- Minimum passing grade required (typically C or equivalent)
- Official transcripts and course descriptions required
- Transfer credits evaluated during admissions process
- No transfer credit accepted for dissertation or capstone courses
Credit Hour Standards
AITU follows federal credit hour standards:
One Credit Hour Equals:
- 15 hours of direct instruction or equivalent learning activities
- 30 hours of independent student work
- Total of 45 hours of academic engagement per credit
Example: A 3-credit course requires approximately 135 hours of total academic work (45 hours × 3) over the course of a semester or term.
