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About the Program
Bridging the gap between technology and business strategies
Bridge the Gap Between Technology and Business Strategies
Northwestern University’s Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) program was founded on the belief that IT is at the core of every business, and that successful organizations must have IT leaders who possess a strong understanding of both technology and essential business and management principles.
Designed for seasoned IT professionals with workplace experience, our program offers a unique blend of technology and business courses, a diverse student body, and coursework taught by both academic professors and leading business and IT executives. Prepared for the constant, fast-paced challenges of senior IT leadership roles, our graduates are poised to lead decisions about technology and its implementations by bridging the gap between fundamental technologies and business strategies.
Technical and Business Curriculum
Deepen your understanding of technology and augment it with business theory knowledge via our 70 percent tech and 30 percent business and management-focused curriculum.
Learn to drive organizational change through communications techniques required of today’s IT professional.VIEW PROGRAM GOALS
Flexibility and Support
Full- and part-time options allow you to choose the format that best matches your lifestyle.
A dedicated program staff handles administrative tasks throughout your tenure, ensuring your time can be focused on learning.EXPLORE FORMAT OPTIONS
Diverse Perspectives
Learn from the cultural, industry, and experience-level diversity within your cohort. Deepen your leadership skills through project- and team-based work.
Broaden your IT outlook through an array of perspectives and knowledge from renowned Northwestern faculty and leading practicing industry IT and business executives.MEET OUR FACULTY
Career Outcomes
Connect with industry through events, field trips, guest lecturers, and the Northwestern alumni network. Gain mentorship from MSIT Industry Advisory Board members. Leave prepared for employment in a variety of industries.VIEW CAREER ASSISTANCE