Master of Science in Technology Management

Become an IT leader with our master’s in technology management

Master of Science - Technology Management (33 credits)

Prepare to lead information technology teams and innovation projects in the global economy with the master of science in technology management at Davenport University. Our master's in technology management emphasizes hands-on learning with professional experiences woven throughout nearly all of your technology management courses. 

Through Davenport’s MS technology management online program, you’ll apply leadership tactics, observational methods and logical reasoning. Learn from Davenport’s expert faculty who are professionals in the field, including current and former CIOs and high-level IT executives. Demonstrate your knowledge through a capstone project and graduate ready for management of information systems jobs with private, public or nonprofit organizations.  

You can earn the MS technology management online through Davenport’s leading-edge Global Campus or on the W.A. Lettinga Campus in Grand Rapids. 

Master’s in technology management thesis

Your courses in the master’s in technology management program leads to a thesis paper, which allows you to concentrate on your technology areas of interest and dedicate two semesters to completing research. You’ll complete your final thesis under the guidance of your faculty advisor or a designated faculty member. With their mentorship, you’ll receive the support you need to deliver a successful thesis and the hands-on research experience that could lead to management of information systems jobs. 

Explore classes for the master's in technology management 

Through Davenport’s technology management degree, you'll gain insight into managing a technology department through courses like Think as a CIO and IT Change Management. Acquire core knowledge in key areas, such as industry regulations, network technologies, product and project management, risk mitigation, business continuity, information technology, disaster recovery, total quality management, budgeting and return on investment.