Information Technology Management graduates earn a median $85,465 Across 287 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A practice-oriented master's combining IT, business and leadership to prepare professionals to lead technology initiatives and align systems with organisational goals. Suited to working IT practitioners or managers seeking strategic and technical breadth delivered through flexible online or campus formats.
Core coursework gives exposure to both technical and managerial domains. Specific subject areas called out in the program include:
Faculty bring industry experience to classroom activities, and learning is structured around applied exercises such as simulations, case studies and team projects that reflect current business–technology challenges.
To apply you must submit an online application, an official college transcript and a resume. The program lists a minimum undergraduate cumulative GPA of 2.5 for direct admission. Applicants with a cumulative GPA of 2.499 or lower may still apply; for those applicants completing the GRE or GMAT is strongly recommended to support admissions review.
Graduates are prepared for leadership and technical roles where aligning technology and business is key. Example career paths highlighted by the program include:
The program page references university admissions contacts for next steps; prospective students should consult Campbellsville University’s financial aid office and the University Catalog for detailed information on scholarships, assistantships, tuition, and other funding options applicable to online and campus students.
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