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Master’s in Information Technology Management

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Discover the power of an information technology management degree

Information technology is the backbone of organizations around the world that rely on skilled IT pros to help their businesses run. Those working in the field protect networks from data breaches and down time, manage tech teams, and influence business processes — and that’s just the start.  

 From troubleshooting computer errors to leading people to creating IT strategies, this dynamic field offers many career paths for the tech minded. Here at DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management, you’ll learn to develop a powerful blend of advanced leadership and IT skills in our Master’s in Information Technology Management program:

  • Industry-aligned tech and teaching: Build hands-on experience with industry standard tech that’s immediately applicable to real-world IT management situations so you can hit the ground running with confidence. 

  • Specializations that meet your needs: Choose from one of many specializations, such as Business Analytics, Cloud Computing, or Cyber Security and Information Assurance, to focus your education and develop skills that align with your unique goals.

  • Automatically earn a graduate certificate: Demonstrate the skills and knowledge employers look for by automatically earning a graduate certificate related to your specialization — just by completing your regular coursework.1

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  • 01 Curriculum
  • 02 Specializations
  • 03 Accreditation
  • 04 Ways to save
  • 05 Careers

IT skills you’ll learn in our program

Earning your master’s degree here at Keller means you’ll develop the information technology skills employers look for while cultivating the knowledge you’ll need as a leader in IT.

Project management and planning

Learn to manage IT projects of any scale, overseeing scope, budget, timelines, and teams. Gain insight into critical methodologies, such as Agile and Scrum, and general project management workflows.

Data analytics

Enhance your data management skills with deep dives into data visualization and relevant coding and report writing tools.

AI business applications

Discover the transformational presence of AI in the industry, including process automation, machine learning, AI-backed decision-making, and predictive analytics. 

Network and information systems management

Understand the IT infrastructure that supports business goals. Gain knowledge on key topics such as network protocols.

System planning

Practice developing strategies for selecting and implementing technology solutions that meet business needs. Learn about scaling and integrating digital resources.

Information technology curriculum and credits

Classes

13

Credits

39

Semesters

4-72

Learn these essential skills to prepare for real-world work in classes including:
MIS548
AI Applications for Business
MIS540
Innovation through Technology
LEAD570
Leadership in the Age of AI
PROJ586
Project Management Systems
Your program perks

  • Future Cyber Defenders Scholars Program: Network with cyber security peers, learn about trainings, events, and conferences hosted by leaders in the industry, get specialized career services, and more when you join the Future Cyber Defenders Scholars Program.

  • Start-to-end project development: Balance the skills and concepts you’ve learned throughout the program in a final capstone project. You’ll design and develop an information system or network, putting all your knowledge to the test.

  • 24/7 digital support: Learn on your own time with our 24/7 tutoring resources, a vast e-library, and more, so you can study and review coursework when it fits in with your schedule.

Pick your IT master’s degree specialization

Business Analytics

Are you excited about the opportunity to use analytics to improve business operations? In this specialization, you’ll discover how business analytics and technology work together to drive data-backed decision-making:

  • Use analytic tools to identify, evaluate, and solve business needs. 

  • Conduct analyses and confidently communicate your findings to an audience of experts.

  • Implement strategic solutions, track their success, and communicate your results. 

  • Examine data warehousing and data mining concepts to benefit business operations.

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Cloud Computing

If you’re passionate about innovations in cloud computing, this specialization will enhance your understanding of cloud technology management and how to align cloud strategies with business goals: 

  • Learn to effectively manage cloud resources and implement, maintain, and improve security measures. 

  • Gain an understanding of cloud computing platforms such as Amazon Web Services and Azure. 

  • Assess the security needs of different organizations and implement a software strategy accordingly. 

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Cybersecurity and Information Assurance

If you aspire to be the first line of defense in cyber security, this specialization will teach you to assess cyber security practices and implement techniques to enhance them. Through hands-on and theoretical learning, you'll work to understand:

  • How to analyze an organization’s cyber security practices, identify potential risks or weaknesses, and close the gaps. 

  • How firewalls, vulnerability scanners, and intrusion detection systems are applied to mitigate risk.

  • How to follow industry standard best practices for cyber security.

  • How to create disaster recovery plans to protect an organization’s assets in the event of a cyber security breach.

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General Option

Not sure which specialization works best with your aspirations or want to study a wide range of IT management topics? Our general option covers IT project management, data analysis, technical strategy, and more. You’ll learn to:

  • Apply your knowledge and skills to real-world IT situations, preparing you to step confidently into a range of roles after graduation.

  • Recognize technological opportunities that can strategically benefit business operations.

  • Improve your technical knowledge of network management and information technology systems.

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Project Management

Do you dream of leading successful IT projects within a global business environment? This specialization equips you with the knowledge, tools, and techniques you need to:

  • Develop a project in alignment with organizational strategy using an advanced, integrated, and applied understanding of project management.

  • Scope and solve problems and develop innovative solutions that minimize risks and optimize impacts.

  • Manage complex and technical activities within both predictable and unpredictable environments.

  • Lead and promote a positive environment, motivate team members, and deliver a sustained competitive advantage.

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Demonstrate your skills as you grow

While studying for your Master’s in Information Technology and Management, you’ll automatically earn a graduate certificate along the way.1 There’s no extra coursework or added steps, just focus on your learning and earn an additional credential to showcase your new skills as you work toward your degree.  

You can earn a specific certificate depending on your specialization. Here’s how it works:

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Accreditation matters

Being accredited means we’ve met rigorous quality standards and are committed to giving you the education you deserve. DeVry University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC), www.hlcommission.org. Our Keller Graduate School of Management is included in this accreditation.

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IT careers

Information technology is a broad, ever-changing field filled with a wide range of exciting career paths. Whether you’re passionate about leading in-house IT teams, optimizing processes or identifying opportunities to use technology to improve business strategies, earning your degree at Keller can prepare you for whatever you see in your future. 

Some IT careers you might pursue after earning your Master’s in Information Technology Management include:

  • Computer and information systems manager

  • Database administrator

  • Information security analyst

  • Network and computer systems administrator

Our Career Services team is ready to support your professional plans at every step of your journey, even after you graduate. Connect with us any time, and we can help you rewrite your resume, connect you to job fairs and conferences, practice interview techniques, and much more. 

 

 

Ways to save

Explore options to help make advanced IT education more accessible.

 

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Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to earn a Master’s in Information Technology?

Here at Keller, you can earn your Master’s in Information Technology in as little as 12 months on an accelerated schedule, or 2 years and 2 months on a normal schedule.2

What is IT management?

IT management refers to the people or processes that oversee information technology, like computers, data, and information systems in a business. IT leaders are typically tasked with developing strategies to ensure networks, software, and other tools work well, are secure, and support business operations. 

What degree do you need to be an IT manager?

The degree you need depends on your career goals and employer preferences. Earning a Master’s in Information Technology Management here at Keller prepares you to pursue senior-level roles and indicates to employers that you meet the academic qualifications they may require. 

A master’s degree in information technology allows you to dive deep into IT management, and the coursework equips you with advanced technical skills, specialized knowledge, and high-level concepts that align with the daily responsibilities of a leadership role in IT.

What does an IT manager do?

IT managers oversee the technology processes and strategies required to support an organization. They evaluate tools and resources, make recommendations about software and hardware, and manage teams. They’re also responsible for ensuring the security and efficient operation of technology tools. 

Is IT management a good job?

Yes, if you love tech or want to leverage technology to make a difference in business operations, IT management is a great job. It’s also a growing industry. While actual local growth may vary, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects national employment in computer and information technology occupations to grow much faster than average for all occupations between 2023 and 2033, with about 356,700 job openings projected each year on average. 

1Future programmatic changes could impact the ability to earn additional credentials en route to an eligible degree program at Keller. Refer to the academic catalog for details.

2Program is 7 semesters assuming an average of 6 credit hours per semester. Accelerated time to complete requires at least 9 credit hours of Prior Learning Credit and assumes completion of 3 semesters, enrollment in an average of 10 credit hours per semester and continuous, full-time year-round enrollment with no breaks per 12-month period. Normal schedule does not include breaks and assumes 7 semesters of year-round, full-time enrollment in an average of 6 credit hours per semester per 12-month period. 

3Scholarships are available to those who apply and qualify. Click here for more information, including any requirements or restrictions. Students may participate in only one DeVry University-based scholarship, grant or group tuition benefit program at a time. Those who qualify for more than one program will be presumed to accept the program with the highest reduction per session cost, unless the student confirms their desire to participate in different program in writing prior to starting classes at DeVry. Scholarship and grant terms and eligibility conditions are subject to change.

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