Seattle University's Information Technology Division designs frameworks and implements projects to equip its academic community of the skills they truly need. Through its programs, the students are expected to perform better in learning their lessons. The faculty and the staff, on the other hand, are expected to do better in teaching and running the affairs of the institution. The Information Technology Division achieves this by constantly coming up with innovations on the university telecommunication, desktop services, network infrastructure, administration, web management services, and of course, computer training.

The Information Technology Division offers a number of online computer training courses. The choices vary and covers both basic and advance information technology training needs. For beginners, there is a computer management available. The computer management training course specializes in learning how to use personal computer using different operating systems like Microsoft and Macintosh. For secondary training level, there is a course on how to use the Microsoft Office. To be more responsive to relative training needs, the Information Technology training program offers individual training courses on each of Microsoft Office's program. Individual lessons on Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Micrsosoft PowerPoint are very much available. For more advanced training needs, there are online lessons on the use of Adobe Acrobat and web tools such as Microsoft FrontPage, HTML and Internet, and Macromedia Dreamweaver MX. These training courses are especially intended but not exclusive to Seattle University community. Others can actually avail of these free online training courses provided that they use the materials for learning purposes only. For non-Seattle University parties who are interested to these offerings, you may visit www.seattleu.edu/it/ for the terms of condition that shall apply to you.