Your Tech Edge.
Our I.T. Program.
Earn a flexible, STEM-designated master’s that blends advanced technology skills with strategic business leadership—built for working professionals.
Your Tech Edge. Our I.T. Program.
Earn a flexible, STEM-designated master’s that blends advanced technology skills with strategic business leadership—built for working professionals.
Get Recognized with a Top-Ranked I.T. Graduate Degree
Download our MS in Information Technology and Management program fact sheet to answer all of your questions regarding program costs, application deadlines, and requirements.
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An I.T. program at the top of its class
Our MS in Information Technology and Management program is consistently ranked among the best in the state—delivering value, flexibility, and career momentum.
#3
Online Master’s in Information Technology program in N.C.
U.S. News, 2025
#3
Non-MBA Online Master’s in N.C. for Veterans
U.S. News, 2024
Best
Business Schools in the U.S.
Princeton Review, 2025
GET THE Real world SKILLS YOU NEED TO LEAD IN I.T.
In this comprehensive program, you’ll:
- Learn the most recent and relevant I.T. skills.
- Get hands-on experience working on real projects.
- Apply cutting-edge technology analysis and decision making.
- Develop leadership and management skills for tech-driven organizations.
- Gain expertise in data analytics, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies.
- Collaborate with industry professionals and experienced faculty.
Stack Skills.
Stack Credentials.
Begin with a certificate, then seamlessly transition to your master’s.
Choose a graduate certificate in:
- Business Analytics
- Cloud Computing and Security Analytics
- Cyber Security
- Generative AI for Business
- I.T. Development
- I.T. Management
- Supply Chain Analytics
- Strategic Procurement and Supply Chain Management
Shirin Alhroob, ’25
Online Student
“The best thing that is that I am living the life of my dreams. There will always be obstacles, doubters, mistakes, ad setbacks along the way, but with hard work, perseverance, and self-belief there is no limit to what we can achieve.”
MS in Information Technology and Management FAQs
Yes! Students can choose from concentrations in Business Analytics, Cloud Computing & Security Analytics, Cyber Security, Generative AI for Business, Supply Chain Analytics, and Strategic Procurement & Supply Chain Management.
The MS in IT & Management curriculum consists of 30 credit hours (10 courses, 3 credit hours each) including:
- Core Coursework: 12 credit hours (4 courses)
- Electives: 18 credit hours (6 courses)
No, there are no prerequisite courses or undergraduate major requirements for the MS in IT & Management program. It is designed for students from all academic backgrounds.
The MS in IT & Management program application does not require GMAT/GRE scores. However, students may include test scores as part of their application if they choose. If an applicant includes test scores in their application, official score reports must be submitted.
| Term | Start Date | Priority Deadline | Final Deadline |
| Fall | Late August | March 1 | June 15 |
| Spring | Early January | October 15 | November 15 |
| Summer | Mid-May | March 1 | April 1 |
Early application (at least one month in advance) is strongly encouraged for international applicants.
Submit an online application through the UNC Greensboro Graduate School Application Portal: https://gradapply.uncg.edu/portal/manage-application.
For more information about the application process, view the Online Application Guide: https://bryan.uncg.edu/programs/bryan-graduate-connections/online-application-guide/
UNC Greensboro and the Bryan School offer several scholarships and graduate assistantships. Please note that these opportunities are limited, highly competitive, and early application is strongly encouraged.
- Bryan School Scholarships: There is no separate application for Bryan School scholarships, and all graduate program applicants are considered. Scholarships typically range from $500 to $2,500.
- UNC Greensboro & External Scholarships: Once admitted to the graduate program, you will gain access to UNCG Scholarship Universe, UNCG’s scholarship database, where you can apply for additional scholarships.
- Bryan School Graduate Assistantships: You may indicate your interest in a Bryan School graduate assistantship from within the online graduate program application. Stipends are typically $3,500 per semester, and we do not currently offer tuition waivers. Please note that there are no fully funded positions within the Bryan School.
- UNC Greensboro Graduate Assistantships: Once admitted to your graduate program, you will become eligible to apply for other university-wide graduate assistantships (some of which may offer tuition waivers) at Spartan Talent.
Applicants can earn an application fee waiver ($65 value) by learning more about our graduate programs at a Virtual Information Session or by viewing a session recording and completing the follow up survey. Learn more about this opportunity at https://bryan.uncg.edu/programs/bryan-graduate-connections/application-fee-waivers/.
The UNCG Graduate Admissions Office offers application fee waivers to the following:
- Full-time UNC Greensboro staff and faculty
- Ronald McNair (including TRIO) Scholars
- MARC U-STAR Scholars
- RISE Network participants
- STAMPS STEM student
- Mellon Mays UG Fellows
To obtain these waivers, answer the associated questions within the online application. For questions relating to these waiver opportunities, contact gradinquiry@uncg.edu.
The Bryan School of Business and Economics offers application fee waivers to the following:
- Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society members
- Active duty military service members
- Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP) applicants
For questions relating to these waiver opportunities, contact bryangrad@uncg.edu.
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