Course Overview!

The MSc in Information Technology Management program at APU equips students with the skills to manage technology effectively within organizations. The curriculum emphasizes the application of technology in business environments, focusing on how efficient systems provide a competitive edge. Students will learn strategic IT frameworks, develop professional IT management competencies, and become proficient in technical communication. The program blends theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enhancing decision-making abilities for strategic IT planning. Graduates can critically analyze and evaluate IT advancements in various management contexts. The program benefits industry professionals seeking career advancement in tech management and those in organizations where IT is crucial for operations and management.

Course Structure

The program consists of 10 coursework modules and a project. Seven compulsory modules include core subjects like managing software development projects, technology management, digital execution, strategic planning, business intelligence systems, research methodology, and managing organizations. Students choose three electives from options including internet applications, enterprise applications, information security architectures, network design & performance, and data management. A significant industry-based project showcases the application of technology within business settings, focusing on innovative solutions for identified problems. Non-computing students may need to complete prerequisite modules (Systems Development Methods, Software Design and Development) before beginning the core coursework.