An executive master’s degree helps experienced technology professionals advance their education. The program emphasizes critical leadership and technical skills for information technology (IT) project management professionals. Designed for working professionals who already hold a master’s degree, NEC’s program integrates experiential learning from the first term. The flexible hybrid format brings learners to campus for an intensive weekend residency that encourages collaboration. With an Executive Master of Science (MS) in IT Project Management, graduates manage complex information and address organizational challenges while leading project-based teams. The Information Technology Project Management Executive master’s program at NEC strengthens technical and leadership skills. During the 40-credit program, master’s students strengthen their project management expertise. The program pairs coursework in organizational dynamics, risk management, and organizational change with experiential learning opportunities. Master’s students complete an internship to apply program skills while building a professional network. Students also investigate an IT project management challenge through an in-depth capstone project. An executive IT project management degree prepares graduates for senior roles in project management and IT management. These in-demand career paths report strong earning potential.
You have completed a masters degree in the U.S. (must be accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education) or have three years of relevant U.S. work experience. An internship/job is required. Eligible F-1 students can be authorized to work under Curricular Practical Training (CPT) to meet the internship/job requirement. A copy of a valid passport. Résumé/curriculum vitae (CV). Official transcripts for U.S. degree. Official Transcripts. Copy of all three pages of your current and valid I-20. This executive-level program requires either an accredited masters degree or three years of relevant work experience. Applicants should also have a general understanding of IT systems and processes. You will be eligible for an internship/job in the U.S. Executive programs are designed with working professionals in mind. NEC believes applied academics should be tied to the professions and professions can benefit from practitioners with advanced degrees.