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Accredited degree (100% online)
Offered by Illinois Institute of Technology
No application required
Degree admission is entirely performance-based
12–22 months
30 credit hours of graduate coursework
Approximately $500 (USD) per credit
($500 x 30 credits = $15,000), with pay-as-you-go tuition for each course.
Student Experience
In this exciting new master’s program from Illinois Tech, you’ll apply tangible and practical methodologies throughout your coursework. You’ll be learning and doing—participating in projects and research that focus on overcoming modern challenges. Ultimately, you’ll be ready to work at full speed from the very beginning of your new career.
At the heart of Illinois Tech’s Master of Information Technology program is a commitment to producing career-ready graduates. The program emphasizes practical, hands-on learning that fosters adaptability and problem-solving skills, empowering you to excel in a fast-paced industry. Enroll now and embark on your journey toward a fulfilling and successful IT career with a degree that’s in sync with industry demands.
How will I access the degree?
The Master of Information Technology program is delivered as a fully online degree via Coursera.
Learning Material
Mobile
Forums
Meet your instructors
Kevin Vaccaro
Adjunct Industry Professor, Information Technology and Management
About Illinois Tech
Illinois Tech is a top-tier, nationally ranked, private research university with programs in business, engineering, computer science, architecture, design, natural sciences, human sciences, and law. The university offers bachelor of science, master of science, professional master’s, and Ph.D. degrees, as well as certificates for in-demand STEM fields and other areas of innovation. Talented students from around the world choose to study at Illinois Tech because of the access to real-world opportunities, experiential learning, connections with the business community, renowned academic programs, high value, and career outcomes of graduates.
About the College of Computing
Many faculty members from the College of Computing work in the tech industry, bringing bona fide expertise to the classroom that will uniquely help you prepare for your career. You can tap into their knowledge in areas such as data analysis, digital system architecture, information system management, business system analysis, voice/data system analysis, software development, mobile application development, systems administration, web applications development, and more. National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education
The United States Department of Homeland Security and the National Security Agency have designated Illinois Institute of Technology as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education.
North American Defense and Security Academic Alliance (NADSAA)
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and United States Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) North American Defense and Security Academic Alliance (NADSAA) exists as a collaborative, information-based enterprise dedicated to strengthening and normalizing relationships between the two commands and academic institutions. This relationship stimulates and develops new thinking, examines cross-organizational solutions, and helps cultivate future generations of defense and security practitioners.