Master of Information Technology in Project Management

If you are seeking an online Master's degree with a concentration in IT Project Management, AIU Online can help you with your education needs.

As the business world becomes increasingly dependent on computers and the complex technology upon which they operate, the demand for career-focused IT professionals continues to grow so rapidly that it exceeds the number of university graduates who have the necessary education and skills to fill available positions. Specifically, increasing numbers of experienced, knowledgeable IT professionals are needed to lead and direct computer-related employees of companies and organizations in almost every industry.

AIU Online's Master of Information Technology (MIT) degree program offers a concentration in IT Project Management to help meet the demand for ambitious project managers with the real-world credentials to assume roles of leadership in today's marketplace.

The concentration in IT Project Management combines essential technology know-how with business and management competencies to enhance students' skills and prepare them to pursue a broad spectrum of exciting career opportunities in today's vibrant IT management job market.

Learning from Experience

The MIT with a concentration in IT Project Management features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with real-world experience in the field. Learning from experienced instructors, you can absorb applicable, relevant knowledge that can immediately be applied to the leadership and direction of computer-related employees of companies and organizations in almost every industry.

Applying your Knowledge in the Real World

As you progress towards the successful completion of this degree program, you should be able to develop career-marketable skills, including how to:

• Evaluate the development of enterprise information systems and the management of projects and development teams.
• Develop a network design and implementation plan.
• Explain networking models and protocols.
• Create and manage databases.
• Use object-oriented programming concepts to create applications.
• Explain the software development lifecycle.
• Research and select new technologies for use in information systems.
• Identify and analyze current trends, opportunities, and challenges in information management.