Master of Science in Information Technology

Tuition for the online Master of Science in Information Technology is $850 per credit hour.

The Online MS in Information Technology is designed for students with a technical background. For the General Track, you need experience in areas like programming, networking, databases and systems analysis and design. If you’re interested in the Cybersecurity Concentration, you need a foundation in programming, operating systems, networking and cybersecurity concepts.

Yes. This UT San Antonio’s 100% online program was designed with working professionals like you in mind. With due dates each week but no class meeting times, you can complete coursework when it fits your schedule. Whether you’re balancing a full-time job, family responsibilities or military service, you can pursue a graduate degree without putting your life on hold.

The General Track focuses on information technology management, data analytics, databases, networking and organizational technology strategy.

The Cybersecurity Concentration provides specialized coursework in areas like security risk analysis, secure network design, digital forensics and cybersecurity operations. This helps prepare you for advanced security-focused roles.

UT San Antonio’s MS in Information Technology is STEM-designed and combines advanced technical knowledge with management, policy and leadership training. You’ll benefit from hands-on learning experiences, real-world projects, cybersecurity labs and access to a university recognized as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense, Cyber Operations and Cyber Research.

Yes. Experiential learning is built directly into the curriculum through applied projects, cybersecurity labs, case-based learning exercises, analytics projects and cyber range simulations. You’ll have opportunities to practice solving IT and cybersecurity challenges throughout the program.

Graduates may pursue or advance in a variety of roles, depending on whether they follow the General Track or the Cybersecurity Concentration.

General Track

• IT Manager / Director
• IT Project Manager / Technical Program Manager
• Technology Consultant / IT Business Analyst
• Data/BI Analyst
• Cloud Technology Professional
• IT Audit / Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Analyst

Cybersecurity Concentration

• Cybersecurity Risk Analyst
• GRC Analyst, Compliance Manager
• Network Security Engineer / Security Architect
• ICS/OT Security Specialist
• Cybersecurity Manager / Officer

Absolutely. IT and cybersecurity professionals looking to advance their careers can strengthen both their technical expertise and leadership skills. The Cybersecurity Concentration offers specialized technical coursework in areas including Digital Forensics, Security Risk Analysis, Secure Network Design, and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA).

Yes. One of the program’s distinguishing features is its combination of technical IT expertise and management education. You’ll study technology strategy, project management, organizational leadership, cyber governance and policy so you can confidently lead technology initiatives and teams.

Yes. The department maintains relationships with industry leaders as well as federal organizations such as the NSA and DHS. These connections help support experiential learning opportunities and can provide valuable insights into current workforce needs and emerging technology trends.

As an information technology professional, you’ll help organizations solve complex problems, strengthen security, improve efficiency, support data-driven decisions and drive innovation. As technology continues to shape nearly every industry, IT leaders have opportunities to make an impact on both business outcomes and the people they serve.