Hey!! Georgetown University’s Master of Professional Studies in Technology Management provides students with the opportunity to learn from top IT experts and leaders in the field.

The program is designed for:

-Skilled technology professionals who want to advance their careers and add more value to their organizations through improved leadership and business management skills;

-Current business leaders and technology consultants who want to better maximize the bottom-line impacts of information technology tools and strategies;

-Entrepreneurs who want to leverage emerging technological advances to create a new, customer-driven product or service; and

-CIOs, IT managers, and others who wish to embark on a career as information technology or business enterprise solution consultants.



Degree Requirements

The TM degree is 30 credits (10 courses). Students are required to complete:

-One three-credit Ethics course

-Three three-credit Foundation courses:
Managing Technology
Systems Requirements
Financial Analysis for Technology Managers

-One three-credit Capstone project that stretches students to apply their accumulated knowledge to real-world corporate, non-profit, or entrepreneurial challenges



Course Syllabus:
Core:
Ethics in Technology Management
Financial Analysis for Technology Managers
Management of Technology
MPTM Capstone
Systems Requirements

Elective:
Business Intelligence, Big Data & Analytics
Cloud Computing and Virtual Data Centers
Crafting a Mobile Strategy
Cryptography & Network Security
Cyber Security in Healthcare
Cyber Threats & Vulnerabilities
Database Analysis, Design, and Management
e-Business/Social Media Technology Trends
Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise Modernization and Technology Assertion
Healthcare Information Systems & Big Data Analytics
Healthcare Standards & Policy
Human-Computer Interaction
Information Assurance and Risk Assessment
Intelligence Analysis for Information Security
IT Security Compliance/Forensics
Managing Diverse Organizations in a Flat World
Managing Information Security
Marketing of Technology Products & Services
Organizational & Technology Change Management
Perspectives in Addressing Cybersecurity & Critical Infrastructure: A National Challenge
Practical Clinical Informatics
Project Management for IT Professionals
Service-Oriented Architecture
Software Lifecycle Management
Technology Entrepreneurship
Technology Policies & Advocacy
The Internet of Things Applied to Healthcare-How Medical Devices Could Empower Consumers and Providers to Improve The Quality of Care


Contact Details:
Georgetown University  
3700 O St NW, Washington, DC 20057, United States