Kaplan University

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Earning a master's degree in Information Technology can prepare students to advance their career opportunities as they gain technical competencies, learn to evaluate principles and practices of information systems, analyze data to solve complex problems, and assess legal, ethical, and social issues that affect this industry. Courses will cover system analysis and data, management of information security, computer networks, and more. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree in a related field prior to enrollment.

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Prepare to pursue IT leadership or management-level positions in service organizations or business, health care, military, government, or nonprofit settings. Study methods for finding innovative solutions to an ever-increasing array of business and IT challenges. Courses examine critical concepts and competencies for the IT professional, principles of information technology, systems analysis and design, and the management of technology in a business environment.