Master of Science, Information Technology

The Master of Science in Information Technology degree serves those with a technical background seeking to advance their careers in information technology management roles. It blends core courses on communication, project management, financial planning, risk management, and agile processes with technology strategies encompassing Cloud, Cybersecurity, Data, and AI, culminating in a digital transformation leadership project. The degree assesses students through authentic, integrated, project-based work that reflects professional deliverables and tasks. Assessments incorporate cutting-edge technology issues and tools.

Official catalog text — WGU-authored.

Program learning outcomes are not available in the current catalog edition.

Course groups from the WGU Program Guide. Expand each group to see course descriptions and competencies.

Total: 32 CUs across 11 courses. Degree total per catalog: 32 CUs.