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Management of Technology

Format & Location

On-Campus (Fairfield, CT)

School/College

School of Engineering and Computing
Students working in an engineering classroom.

Start Dates

Spring (January), Summer (May), Fall (September)

Application Deadline

Rolling Admission

Completion

12-24 months

Schedule

Full-Time or Part-Time

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The Management of Technology Master's program prepares its graduates to analyze, design, build, and manage systems, as well as make technical decisions in the context of their organization's strategic business goals.

$169,510

Median Salary
-U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

11%

Projected Job Growth Over the Next 10 years
-U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

414,400

Number of Jobs
-U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

What You'll Learn and Do

Choose the career path that is right for you

As professionals, graduates of the Management of Technology program build careers in nearly every industry including aerospace, hospitals, communications, e-commerce, entertainment, government, finance, food, information systems, manufacturing, military, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, sports, insurance, sales, accounting, banking, travel, and transportation.

Embrace integrity and social responsibility

Recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.

Find opportunity through industry relations

Build meaningful relationships with engineering professionals throughout your time in the program. Industry partnerships and affiliations result in a high employment rate for Fairfield’s engineering graduates in all sectors of business, government, and academia.

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Course Requirements

MS in Management of Technology

30 credits

Contact Us

Graduate Admission
gradadmis@fairfield.edu
(203) 254-4184

Learn From Industry Experts 

Fairfield’s award-winning faculty have deep expertise in topics such as information systems and research. Many are also contributors of the most respected publications in the industry. You’ll benefit from their firsthand insights and guidance on the way to your master’s degree in management of technology.

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Harvey Hoffman
Harvey Hoffman
Associate Dean, Academics

Admission Information

From your first admission conversation to graduation and beyond, you’ll find support at every turn. The Fairfield University student support network is dedicated to meeting your needs. You’ll receive personal, academic, and financial guidance as you complete your master’s in the management of technology.

I studied at Fairfield during undergraduate school. I enjoyed the professors and how helpful they are. Additionally, the 4+1 program allowed me to begin work sooner than if I had gone elsewhere.”

- Brianna Duswalt, ’23, MS’24

Frequently Asked Questions

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Applications are reviewed by the Graduate Admission Committee.

The GREs are not required. We do look closely at your academic record and other application materials. Generally, we like to see that you have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA. If your GPA is lower than 3.0 but you would like us to consider your application, you may include with your application a statement that explains your GPA and why you are confident you will be able to maintain the required 3.0 GPA in your graduate studies.

Tuition and fees for Fairfield's graduate programs

Our programs are designed to accommodate students who want to attend either on a full-time or part-time basis. Students who are fully employed will find the scheduling of our courses compatible with their work requirements.

Most of our courses are offered in the evening and a few are offered on the weekends. Weekday courses generally meet once a week for three hours. Weekend courses tend to be full day courses that meet for four or five weekends or weekend days over the semester.

We keep our classes small. The typical maximum class size is 20, but class sizes range from less than 12 to 20.

Our students come from a variety of undergraduate backgrounds, which adds to the richness of our interactions in class. An undergraduate degree specifically in engineering is not required, but exposure to technology through employment is useful.

For students who attend part-time, the time will vary based on how many courses are taken at a time. Students who attend full-time take 9 credits each semester and can complete the program in 2 years. All students are required to complete their degree within 6 years after they begin their first course.

To be considered for financial aid, Fairfield University requires students to complete a FAFSA form. For further information on financial aid, visit the Office of Financial Aid.

A limited number of part-time assistantships are available to assist promising and deserving students.

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