Database Management

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that database management is one of the fastest-growing careers in the country. Database administrators are responsible for organizing and storing companies' data. They figure out the essential features for database users, then create and test databases to find the best options to fit users' needs.

In order to get started on this hot information technology career path, you need to earn your bachelor's degree in computer science, information science, or management information systems. A flexible online education program can prepare you for the challenges of your new career without interrupting your current one.

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Database Management Degrees

Fast Facts:

Information Technology and Database Management
Thanks to an increase in the amount of sensitive data we store on computers, security issues are at an all-time high. More sophisticated and complex technologies are creating the need for more database managers to provide data integrity, backup management, and database security. A career in database management can be stable and profitable, especially if you train in information security and wireless technologies.

Career Outlook as a Database Manager
Database management is a lucrative career to enter. In 2005, starting salaries for database management ranged from $67,750 to $95,500. Many employees in the field earned a bachelor's degree in computer science, information science, or management information systems (MIS). If you've developed your computer skills in a noncomputer occupation, and you want to become a database manager, an online degree is ideal if you'd like to change careers. Earn your degree at home with no classroom required.

Source
Bureau of Labor Statistics, "Computer Scientists and Database Administrators"

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