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Master’s in Network and Communications Management

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Master the future of network communications

From global data transfers to cloud-based collaboration, today’s organizations rely on networks that work flawlessly — and leaders who know how to manage them. At DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management, our Master’s in Network and Communications Management is designed to help you lead in the fast-evolving world of enterprise infrastructure. 

Our program blends advanced technical knowledge with leadership principles so you can build, secure, and manage the communication systems that keep businesses moving. You’ll explore topics like cloud computing, network communications and security, enterprise architecture, and project management while developing the skills needed to support teams and drive change:

  • Design and manage enterprise-level systems: Gain the knowledge to create, oversee, and troubleshoot communications infrastructures for corporate, government, and global networks.

  • Build advanced infrastructure and security skills: Strengthen your ability to protect, manage, and optimize complex systems through coursework in cloud computing, cyber security, and enterprise architecture.

  • Customize your path with a specialization: Choose from Project Management or Information Security and apply what you’ve learned in a final capstone project.

  • Earn a graduate certificate automatically: As you complete your required coursework, you’ll also earn a graduate certificate aligned with your specialization to showcase the skills you’ve built along the way.1

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

Network and communications management skills you’ll learn

Earning your Master’s in Network and Communications Management here at Keller means you’ll develop advanced skills in network communications while building the leadership mindset needed to manage complex IT systems and guide strategic decisions.

Enterprise network design

Develop and implement secure, scalable enterprise networks that support business operations and evolving infrastructure needs.

Information security and compliance

Understand data protection best practices, regulatory compliance, and how to safeguard systems against internal and external threats.

Cloud and virtualization technologies

Explore the tools and platforms that support cloud-based services and virtualized environments across modern network infrastructures.

Project management and risk assessment

Manage network projects from planning to execution, applying strategies to reduce risk and align IT efforts with organizational goals.

Strategic communication and leadership

Develop management, collaboration, and communication skills essential for guiding IT teams and executing enterprise-wide initiatives.

Network and communications management classes and credits

Classes

15

Credits

45

Semesters

4-82

Build advanced tech and leadership skills in courses such as:
MIS548
AI Applications for Business
MIS540
Innovation through Technology
LEAD570
Leadership in the Age of AI
HRM587
Managing Organizational Change
NETW583 
Networking Concepts
Your program perks

Project-based capstone: Apply everything you’ve learned in a hands-on capstone where you’ll design and present a network or communications system. You’ll plan, troubleshoot, and document your solution, demonstrating your ability to lead projects from start to finish.

Course waiver option: If you hold a qualifying undergraduate degree in tech, our Master’s Advantage can help you finish faster. You may be able to waive up to 5 courses to potentially move toward your degree more quickly.3

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 specialization

Information Security

Are you excited about the opportunity to use data to improve business operations? Discover how analytics and technology work together to drive data-backed decision-making:

  • Evaluate organizational vulnerabilities and develop risk mitigation strategies that align with business needs.

  • Create incident response protocols and plan disaster recovery efforts that protect operations during disruptions.

  • Translate complex industry regulations into actionable governance and compliance policies.

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Project Management

Learn to lead complex, high-stakes projects from strategy to execution and build a deep understanding of how to scope, plan, budget, and manage projects that create measurable impact. You’ll also learn to lead diverse teams, navigate uncertainty, and integrate business goals with project outcomes:

  • Get a PMI student membership and complimentary access to the Project Management Institute (PMI), including resources like the PMBOK ® Guide, downloadable templates, career tools, and discounts on exam fees.4

  • Prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification exam in our Project Management Exam Preparation course, developed as part of our status as a PMI Authorized Training Partner.5

  • Create project plans that reflect organizational strategy and deliver value through risk analysis, cost control, and performance objectives.

  • Solve complex problems and develop innovative solutions that reduce risk and improve project and program results.

  • Manage technical initiatives across stable and unpredictable environments using knowledge from both academic and real-world contexts.

  • Incorporate ethics and social responsibility by evaluating cultural, legal, and organizational dynamics that influence project outcomes.

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Demonstrate your progress with a built-in credential

As you work through your Master’s in Network and Communications Management, you’ll also earn a graduate certificate tied to your chosen specialization without any additional coursework.¹ It’s a powerful way to highlight the skills you’re building and show employers you’re growing professionally as you advance toward your degree.

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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. Our accreditations and recognitions include:

  • Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP): Our Master’s in Network and Communications Management program is accredited by the ACBSP, www.acbsp.org, demonstrating it has met standards of business education that promote teaching excellence.6

  • Project Management Institute’s Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs (GAC): Our Master’s in Network and Communications Management with a Project Management Specialization is accredited by the GAC.7

  • PMI Authorized Training Partner (ATP): We’re proud to be an Authorized Training Partner of the Project Management Institute. Our project management exam prep course, PROJ605, meets PMI’s rigorous standards and is aligned with A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge Guide (PMBOK® Guide).5 

  • The Higher Learning Commission (HLC): DeVry University is accredited by the HLC, www.hlcommission.org. Our Keller Graduate School of Management is included in this accreditation. 

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Network communications careers

Whether you're aiming to advance into leadership or specialize in infrastructure, cyber security, or project oversight, earning a Master’s in Network and Communications Management at Keller can help position you for the next step. Our program blends technical depth with strategic insight so you can lead teams, manage systems, and support enterprise-level solutions in today's connected world.

Some careers you might pursue after earning your degree include:

  • Computer and information systems manager

  • Information security compliance analyst

  • IT project manager

  • Project manager

Our Career Services team is ready to support your professional journey at every step. From resume writing and job fairs to interview prep and networking, we’ll help you put your new skills to work — before and after graduation.

 

 

Ways to save

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Frequently asked questions

What can I do with a master’s in communication and network management?

With a master’s in communication and network management, you can pursue roles where you design, secure, and manage the networks that keep businesses running. You might lead enterprise infrastructure projects, guide teams through system upgrades, or manage IT operations across industries. 

• Computer and information systems manager
• Information security compliance analyst
• Project manager

Why get a master’s in communication and network management?

A master’s in communication and network management helps you grow as both a technologist and a leader. You’ll build advanced skills in areas like enterprise network design, cloud computing, cyber security, and project management. You’ll also learn to communicate clearly, lead teams, and align technology with business strategy. It’s a great next step if you want to expand your impact in tech.

Is networking and communications in high demand?

Yes — many of today’s organizations rely on secure, high-performing networks. For example, while actual local growth may vary, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates employment of information security analysts will grow nationally 33% from 2023 to 2033, much faster than the average for all occupations. 

With a networking degree, you’ll be prepared to lead in this fast-moving field, helping companies adapt to evolving technologies, manage risk, and stay connected.

What skills do you need for a master’s in communication management?

Aside from already having a related bachelor’s degree, to earn a master’s in communication management, you may benefit from having a background or interest in IT, business, or tech systems. 

Through our Master’s in Network and Communications Management program, you’ll strengthen skills in network architecture, risk assessment, systems integration, project planning, and leadership so you can manage infrastructure and guide strategy with confidence.

How can I advance in communication and networking careers?

To move forward with communication and networking career opportunities, you may want to strengthen your technical depth and leadership experience. Our Master’s in Network and Communications Management offers both. Here at Keller, you’ll take on real-world projects that will help you develop proficient network communications abilities while cultivating the leadership mentality required to manage complex IT systems and make strategic decisions. You’ll also get career support from our Career Services team, every step of the way.

Graduate project management mission statement

The mission of Keller Graduate School of Management’s project management concentrations is to educate students with relevant project and program management knowledge, tools, and techniques required to lead successful projects and programs within the global business environment.

Program outcomes:

• Develop a project in alignment with organizational strategy using an advanced, integrated, and applied understanding of project management that creates and delivers value.
• Demonstrate the skills required to scope and solve complex problems and develop innovative solutions that minimize risks and optimize impacts for both projects and programs.
• Manage complex and technical activities within both predictable and unpredictable environments by integrating knowledge and solutions from practitioner and academic viewpoints.
• Evaluate complex sociocultural factors, ethical issues, and social responsiveness to maximize the management of resources, procedures, and processes.
• Apply leadership skills to promote a positive environment, motivate team members, and deliver a sustained competitive advantage.

 

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 8 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 8 semesters of year-round, full-time enrollment in an average of 6 credit hours per semester per 12-month period.   

3Eligibility and application of course waivers varies based on the type of course waiver credit earned, the student’s enrolled location and/or the student’s state of residence. For more information, please refer to the Course Waiver section of the Keller academic catalog.

4A complimentary PMI® student membership is provided to students enrolled in any PROJ course.

5As a Premier level Authorized Training Partner (ATP) of the Project Management Institute (PMI), Keller is proud to offer the project management exam preparation course PROJ605. This course provides authorized content helping students meet education requirements for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification exam. Faculty teaching PROJ605 have completed specialized training and have earned the ATP Instructor badge. PMBOK and Project Management Professional (PMP)® are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

6Conferral and assessment data is available for all DeVry and Keller ACBSP accredited programs. For a full list of our ACBSP accredited programs, visit our Accreditation page.

7Enrollment and graduation data: GAC Student Achievement Results - Available for all of DeVry and Keller’s GAC® accredited programs. The GAC logo is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

7Scholarships 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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