The Master of Science in Management of Technology at Arizona State University is designed for professionals with a strong STEM background who wish to advance into leadership roles within technology-driven industries. This program provides a comprehensive understanding of how technology impacts enterprise environments, focusing on innovation strategy, data-driven decision-making, and entrepreneurial thinking. You will develop essential management and leadership skills to complement your technical expertise, preparing you to lead and innovate in the evolving global economy. The program is eligible for STEM-OPT extension for international F-1 visa students.
The program requires 30 credit hours and culminates in either a portfolio or an applied project (TMC 593). The curriculum blends core management principles with technology-specific applications, allowing students to tailor their studies to areas like interdisciplinary data science, sustainable enterprises, social innovation, enterprise logistics, or advanced technologies such as AI and blockchain.
Applicants are required to submit a graduate admission application and fee, official transcripts, a personal statement describing background, professional goals, and how the program will help achieve them (demonstrating good English communication skills), a professional resume, and proof of English proficiency (if native language is not English). One to three years of industry experience in a technology-driven business is recommended, with experience in entrepreneurship, product development, marketing, and intrapreneurship being a plus.
All students pay various fees, including an athletics fee ($100), recreation fee ($28), student service facility fee ($100), student programs fee ($35), and health and wellness fee ($80). College and school specific fees and a surcharge fee also apply. A tuition estimator is available on the ASU website to help determine specific costs.
You need a bachelor's or master's degree from a regionally accredited institution in engineering, engineering technology, hard science, mathematics, computer science, or a related field. A minimum GPA of 3.00 in the last 60 hours of your bachelor's degree or in a master's degree is also required.
Required documents include a graduate admission application, application fee, official transcripts, a personal statement, a professional resume, and proof of English proficiency if your native language is not English.
International students pay tuition and fees specific to ASU, which vary by program and course load. Additional costs for housing, food, books, transportation, and personal expenses are variable.
Yes, the program is eligible for STEM-OPT extension for international F-1 visa students.
The program requires 30 credit hours, and students can choose between a portfolio or an applied project as a culminating experience.
If you received a New American University scholarship as an undergraduate and completed your degree in less than eight semesters, the remaining amount may apply to this graduate program if you enroll full-time immediately after.