MA/MS in Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management

The master's program in Information Technology Management prepares professionals to lead where business and technology meet. It is built for people planning to step into senior IT management roles or move into technology leadership from another field. Coursework covers systems design, AI software development, cloud and software-as-a-service platforms, networks, data management and security. Classes also address virtualized servers, reliability engineering and supporting mobile platforms. The degree is recognized as STEM-listed. Courses can be taken online or in a hybrid format, so working adults can fit study around their jobs. Applicants do not submit GMAT or GRE scores. The school lists an early application deadline for the spring term. Golden Gate University publishes the program in its San Francisco catalog, and prospective students can request more information from the admissions office before applying. The program is intended for adult learners who balance study with employment, so the schedule reflects that need. Applicants should review the official page for current course lists, prerequisites and application steps.