Executive Master of Science in Information Technology (E-MSIT)

About

The Executive Master of Science in Information Technology program was developed to meet the demands of more seasoned executives who have extensive experience in business information technology including profit and loss statements, large human resource groups or major departments at the “C-suite level”, but who want to obtain the academic foundation.

This degree program provides a comprehensive perspective to the field of Information Technology. It is designed to develop the student’s skills to conceptualize, organize and undertake information technology projects of highly competitive value. These skills constitute the necessary foundations for solving practical problems involving information technology that arise in business, governmental, and non-profit organizations. The curriculum provides an array of technical and management knowledge required to properly implement and manage IT solutions in such areas as digital marketing, data science, cybersecurity, and modern applications development.

Program Objectives

Graduates of the Executive Master of Science in Information Technology are able to:

Develop the fundamental understanding of the technical foundation of information systems to support day-to-day business operations.
Develop skills to effectively deploy information technology assets in support of business processes, security, or business competitive advantage.
Apply technical critical thinking and analytic competencies to complex information systems problems.
Analyze, design, and develop information technology solutions under specific problem situations such as marketing, analytics, and internal controls to allow for implementation of strategic initiatives that incorporate current or emerging technologies.

Program Overview

Online course modality to accommodate busy schedules and preferred learning styles.
Frequent and flexible start dates – three 16-week semesters per year and offers students 9 entry dates per year.
12 Total Courses – 36 US/72 ECTS semester credit hours.
Includes 5 Concentration Courses (15 US/30 ECTS credits) – MS-IT students must choose one or more of the following concentrations:
- Digital Marketing
- Data Science
- Cybersecurity
- Web/Mobile Design and Development
- IT Management and Control