Designed for technical professionals who desire to manage and lead within a technical environment, Wentworth's Master of Science in Technology Management elevates students’ business acumen, strategic thinking, and people skills, all within the context of the issues and challenges specific to the technical world..
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Wentworth Institute of Technology is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). The MSTM program is currently pending NEASC approval.
Take on a leadership role
Graduates of the Master of Science in Technology Management program will be prepared for a variety of managerial positions in the technical world. Salary.com data (provided below) shows the median salary and bonus as well as the minimum years of work experience for a variety of roles in technology management in the Greater Boston area.
| Job Title | Median Salary and Bonus | Minimum Experience (in years) |
|---|---|---|
| IT Manager | $121, 477 | 5 |
| IS Security Manager | $122,848 | 6 |
| Technical Training Manager | $109,830 | 7 |
| Applications Programming Manager | $122,005 | 7 |
| Network Operations Manager | $115,190 | 8 |
- 30 credits, 20 months, 10 courses offered in a part- time, fully online format for convenience and flexibility
- Our experienced faculty are both subject-matter experts and industry practitioners
- Both Bureau of Labor Statistics and Salary.com data shows that mid-level managers in IT, IS, Engineering, and related fields have the potential to earn greater than $100,000 annually
- Graduate degrees are common for managers in a technical environment, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data and insight from industry interviews
- Managers with a master’s degree in the US can expect to earn $700,000 more in their lifetime than managers with a bachelor’s degree, according to a recent Georgetown University study
