Information Technology Management, MS (Worldwide)
Program Overview
Golden Gate University has partnered with University HUB to co-design professional graduate programs that are dedicated to facilitating working professionals and international students. These programs are offered in Hybrid mode, which requires international students to fulfill in-person residency requirements at the Golden Gate University San Francisco campus for two weekends during every 15-week trimester academic period. This program is offered with two tracks: General & Internship. The Internship Track requires an additional five units of internship coursework to be completed concurrently with the academic coursework over the duration of the program. Note: This program is available only to students who enroll via the University HUB platform.
Aligned to GGU’s leadership and service mission, the Professional MS in Information Technology Management program designed to advance professionals to leadership positions in the IT management field. The curriculum is grounded in the knowledge and skills for managing the four foundational components of IT: 1) software, 2) infrastructure, 3) network/communications, and 4) data.
Inspired by innovative, resilient, and competitive practices from the San Francisco Silicon Valley, the program blends courses from GGU’s ITM, Leadership, Project Management, Business Analytics programs, among others creating a STEM degree tailored to meet the needs of advanced ITM leaders, locally and globally.
Students are able to directly apply their learning in their jobs as they pursue their degrees. Unlike traditional master’s degrees, professional master’s programs emphasize technical training and the development of in-demand business and leadership skills.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates of this program will have the knowledge and skills to:
- Apply leading edge business principles and practices to solve complex and evolving problems in the local and global economy.
- Apply responsible business practices and ethical principles to inform decision-making and problem-solving.
- Demonstrate effective teamwork and collaboration skills.
- Deliver professional quality communications that demonstrate appropriate audience awareness and messaging.
- Demonstrate effective and strategic leadership performance, collaboration, and teamwork.
Curriculum
The degree program requires completion of a total of 30 units. Students must earn a grade of “C-” or better in each course and cumulative grade-point average of 3.00 or better.
Complete three units with one of the following courses:
Note: taking the internship course may affect students’ eligibility for Optional Practical Training (OPT). Interested prospective students should contact their enrollment counselors for further information.
