
The M.S. degree in Information Technology (IT) prepares individuals to develop and support organizational IT infrastructure. Graduates of this program can apply the acquired skills and knowledge to advance their careers in IT architecture, strategic software business analysis planning, project portfolio and program management jobs.
Focusing on current software engineering concepts and methodologies, the Master of Science Degree in Software Engineering provides an opportunity for scientific, technical and sophisticated commercial and large-scale systems software professionals to enhance their expertise. This program is the preferred track for software architects, designers, and developers.
This program provides students with the most relevant, practical, and applicable knowledge available in software engineering and software management. With the appropriate mix of technical and business skills, graduates of the Master of Science in Software Management program can systematically analyze business situations and propose, plan, and manage software development strategies and efforts to fulfill organizational objectives.
The Master of Software Systems program is designed for people who use software and interface extensively with software professionals, or people who wish to combine software development knowledge and skills with careers in education, government, marketing, business, law, human resources, medicine, science or manufacturing.
The MS/MBA Dual Degree program is a way to earn both a master’s degree in either Software Engineering or Software Management and a UST Evening MBA by sharing courses which allows the completion of both degrees faster and with fewer courses than if each degree were earned separately. This program develops leaders and entrepreneurs with managerial competence, strategic business vision, and a sound understanding of the rapidly changing computer and information technology that supports ongoing operations and future-minded business investments.
Power your career with Graduate Programs in Software.
Learn how at an upcoming information session on the St. Paul campus:
Tuesday, July 23rd
5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
O'Shaughnessy Science Hall (OSS) room 313
Please RSVP to gradsoftware@stthomas.edu if you plan to attend an information session.
Walk-ins welcome.