Information Technology Management graduates earn a median $85,465 Across 287 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A one-year, 60-credit distance master's focused on managing IT through data-driven methods. Suited to graduates or professionals who want to combine informatics research methods, business intelligence and process modelling to lead data-informed IT decisions.
The programme comprises mandatory courses scheduled across autumn and winter periods. Literature lists are provided in each course syllabus and students are advised to wait until the first lecture or check the Canvas learning platform before buying texts.
The public programme information lists practical contact points and course syllabuses but does not specify formal entry requirements on the page excerpt provided. Prospective applicants should consult the programme syllabus or contact the faculty Education Officer for official admission criteria.
The programme text does not enumerate specific career outcomes. Given the curriculum focus—research methods, informatics trends, business intelligence and process modelling—graduates can reasonably expect roles that involve data-informed IT management, decision support or IT process analysis, but applicants should seek further guidance from the programme's study and career counsellors.
No scholarship details are included in the course excerpt. Applicants should explore university-wide scholarships, external funding bodies, and contact the faculty’s study and career counsellors or the Education Officer for advice on financing studies.
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