International Technological University

What you'll study

The degree requires a total of 39 credits distributed across core courses, a capstone, ITU Presents, nugget courses, an internship and electives.

• Degree structure: Total 39 credits — Core Courses 9 credits; Capstone Courses 3 credits; ITU Presents 1 credit; Nugget Courses 2 credits; Internship 1 credit; Elective Courses to complete remaining credits (including up to 9 internship credits maximum, with 1 credit required).
• Core courses (examples): MGT 503 Organizational Leadership theories; FIN 534 Financial and Economic Analysis; MIS 527 Technology and Operations Management: Creating value. (BUA 500 Principles of Business Analytics substitutes MIS 527 for Business Analytics, Financial Analysis and Risk Management concentrations). MKT 551 Competitive Marketing Strategies is recommended.
• Capstone options (3 credits): MBN 697 MBA Thesis or MGT 690 Pitching a Business Plan to Venture Capitalists.
• Internship: INT 593 Internship (1 credit hour) — programs may include additional internship credits as electives (maximum 9 internship credits counted toward the degree).
• ITU Presents and Nugget courses: PRE-500 ITU Presents (three short offerings totaling 1 credit). Nugget courses (typically IDS 500–599) provide focused 2-credit topics such as IDS 550 FinTech Fundamentals, IDS 504 Data Warehousing, IDS 505 Predictive Analytics, IDS 510 Data Science Applications, IDS 511 Data Visualization and IDS 551 Chip Design Fundamentals.
• Electives: A broad elective list covers project management, strategy, ERP/SAP modules, finance, HRM, international business, operations, MIS, marketing and entrepreneurship (e.g., BUS 500 Project Management Frameworks; FIN 515 Managerial Finance; ERP 509 Introduction to ERP Systems using SAP; MIS 546 Data Science for Business; MGT 572 High-Technology Entrepreneurship; MKT 582 Marketing Management).

Entry requirements

The programme page references separate admission requirements. For specific academic prerequisites, documentation and application steps, consult the ITU admissions information linked from the programme page.

Career prospects

The MBA prepares graduates for leadership and managerial roles across industries by combining organizational leadership and financial analysis with technology and analytics skills. Graduates can apply practical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and entrepreneurial thinking to roles that require data-driven decision making, innovation management, operations oversight or launching business ventures.

Scholarships & funding angle

The published programme text does not list specific scholarships; prospective applicants should review ITU’s central financial aid and scholarship pages or contact admissions to learn about available funding, employer sponsorship, and internship-stipend opportunities.