The MSITM program is designed to provide students with the education and skill-set to advance in the business of information technology (IT). With a heavy emphasis on application and professional behavior, the program is especially attractive to people with basic IT abilities. MSITM creates the opportunity for students to gain a competitive edge in the evolving and sought-after IT environment. The program concentrates on best practices for managing IT functions and personnel as well as corporate interrelationships projects and people in an organization.

Admission Requirements

- Submit a “College of Business Graduate Studies Admission Application” with the non- refundable application fee (https://link.andersonuniversity.edu/apply/).

- Baccalaureate degree from a regionally or nationally accredited institution of higher learning.

- Appropriate cumulative college GPA (2.50) or GMAT score exceeding 510.

- Have previous relevant work experience. If a student is lacking this experience the student may satisfy this requirement by completing an internship or working while in the MS program.

International Students: If English in not the student’s first language, minimum TOEFL score of 550 (paper), 220 (computer) or 75 (internet) will be required, and proof of current Visa for International students. International candidates will need to have an interview via Zoom with the director of the graduate business program (or designee) before being accepted. Anderson University does provide the appropriate US student visas to those coming to study on campus. International students receiving their undergraduate degrees from institutions abroad must submit their transcripts to be evaluated by WES, who will then transmit the results to Anderson University. International students who are accepted into the Anderson University MS program and receive a student visa are required to comply to US Homeland Security law. In particular, these students must enroll in at least one seated format course each session, and maintain a minimum of 6 credits per semester. Second, students are not allowed to work off campus but are allowed to work on-campus up to a maximum of 20 hours per week. International students are allowed to pursue an internship program that allows them to work off campus as part of their studies. International students who are accepted must purchase health insurance. For more information please visit: https://andersonuniversity.edu/admission/international.

The application form and other requisite information as noted should be submitted to the Graduate Admission Office as soon as possible due to the competitive nature of the program. All applications are initially screened by the Associate Dean of Business and students will be informed in writing of their admission status.