MA/MS in Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management

Clark's IT master's degree prepares graduates to manage technology and guide teams. Delivered through Professional Studies, it emphasizes healthcare technology, product development, and generative AI, and it uses applied projects, internships, and ties to industry partners to give students practical experience. Students can complete the degree on campus, online, or through a mix of both. Because the degree is classified as STEM, graduates from abroad may qualify to remain and work in the country for as long as three years through Optional Practical Training. The curriculum is organized into four concentrations aimed at specific industries, with the generative AI and product development tracks among them. The AI concentration examines how popular models are built and used, along with the ethical and social questions they raise. Clark states that about nine in ten students receive tuition scholarships without a separate application, and that demonstrated experience can count toward as many as two graduate courses.