The MSc in Information and Technology Management is designed to equip managers with essential IT knowledge and skills to enhance organizational productivity and competitiveness in today's globalized marketplace. It focuses on training individuals in the latest technical and managerial expertise crucial for success in the new knowledge-based economy. The program is suitable for those with technology or engineering backgrounds seeking to advance into IT management, as well as business graduates aiming to gain cutting-edge IT proficiency. It also serves as a strong foundation for potential PhD studies.
Information technology is crucial for service industries where efficiency is key to competitive advantage, such as finance, insurance, real estate, transport logistics, and hospitality. The program prepares graduates for prominent careers by focusing on in-demand skills like cloud computing, network security, big data, and business analytics.
English proficiency proof is required for non-local applicants whose institutions did not use English as the medium of instruction. The official English test report must be sent directly to the program office.
A caution fee of HK$450 is payable upon enrolment, refundable upon withdrawal or used as a graduation fee.
The annual tuition fee for international students is HK$214,000 for the 2026-27 academic year. Annual fee adjustments are capped at 3% for the 2026 cohort.
The part-time MSc in Information and Technology Management programme has a duration of 24 months.
International applicants whose previous institutions did not use English as the medium of instruction need to provide proof of English proficiency. Accepted tests include IELTS (Academic) with a score of 6.5 or TOEFL (iBT) with a score of 79.
Applicants generally need a Bachelor's degree with Second Class Honours or an average grade of B from a recognized university, or an equivalent professional qualification. Specific requirements vary depending on the applicant's undergraduate field.
Applications for the 2027 intake will open in late June, with an early round application period starting at that time.
Yes, CUHK Scholarships are available based on academic merit for both local and non-local students, and these can cover tuition fees and living expenses in some cases.