The University of Arizona Global Campus | MS in Technology Management

The online Master of Science in Technology Management program at University of Arizona Global Campus is designed to prepare students for decision-making and leadership positions in corporate IT departments. Learn more about this graduate program here.

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Official Program Name:

Master of Science in Technology Management

School Offering Program:

University of Arizona Global Campus

Degree Level:

Master's

Program Prerequisites:

A background in computer science and familiarity with basic computer systems would be beneficial for aspiring students of this program. These students might also display strong analytical and critical thinking skills, as IT managers must typically assess systems for upgrades and replacement and make decisions that affect business technologies. A bachelor's degree is necessary to be considered for this program. Applicants to UAGC should have a high school diploma or equivalent; some programs may have additional requirements.

Program Description:

Topics in database management, networking, information systems, technology architecture, and advanced analytics are at the core of the Master of Science in Technology Management program at the University of Arizona Global Campus. Other major courses address the use of technology to solve business problems, systems analysis methods, software development, virtual team management, and communication technologies. In one course, students will work in a group to complete a software development project. The capstone allows students to apply their understanding of technical concepts and methods covered in the program to complete a project requiring the development of a plan to solve a given business issue using a technological-based solution.

Learning Format:

Online

Program Length:

36 credits.

Financial Aid Available:

Eligible students could be able to receive financial aid in the forms of grants, loans, and scholarships. Contact UAGC's financial aid office for more information.

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Required Courses for a Master of Science in Technology Management:

The total of 36 credits needed to earn this MS degree reflects eight major courses, a capstone, and three selected courses. A minimum GPA of 3.0 must also be achieved to complete this program. Contact UAGC to confirm the most accurate information before enrolling in a program.

Major Course Requirements (36 credits)

Management Communications with Technology Tools
Financial Accounting & Analysis
Project Planning & Management
Operations Management
Statistical Concepts for Research
Business Ethics & Social Responsibility
Technology Strategy & Governance
Management of Technology
Technology Management Capstone
Students select three of the following courses:
- Advanced Project Procurement
- Business Research Methods & Tools
- Contemporary Issues in Organizational Leadership
- Leading Organizational Change
- Management Information Systems
- Business Systems Analysis
- Leadership in Business Systems Development
- Business Intelligence
- Health Care Management Information Systems
- Strategic Planning & Marketing in Health Care

Post-Graduation Opportunities

Furthering Your Education:

Having obtained the MS degree in technology management from UAGC, graduates who intend to pursue a career in academics or research typically continue their studies in a doctoral degree program. At the doctoral level, studies tend to focus on analytical methods, research methodologies, advanced business concepts, and management processes.

Examples of doctorates that might be pursued by graduates include:

PhD in Management Information Systems
PhD in Technology Management
Doctor of Business Administration in Information Systems

Career Paths:

Following the successful completion of the MS in Technology Management program, graduates could look to assume greater responsibilities in their current IT role or apply for senior management positions in corporate IT departments, technology consulting firms, IT support companies, or computer manufacturing companies. They might oversee database design, IT project development, systems analysis, production processes, data retrieval, or systems design.

Those holding this MS degree might consider the following careers:

IT consultant
IT project manager
Systems analyst
Information systems director
Data processing manager
Chief information officer