2024 Best Technology Master's Degrees in Hawaii
Are you in Hawaii looking for a school where you can earn a master's degree in technology?
Start your search for the best technology master's degree programs available in Hawaii.
The Best Adult Colleges & Careers Guide makes it easy to find information about schools offering technology
and related master's degree programs. Get detailed information about colleges and universities with these programs, including the number of distance-offered degree completions and more. In the end, you'll
have an understanding of which school may be right for you. Click here to learn more about the guide.
Hawaii Technology Graduate Schools by the Numbers
Master's degree completions in technology at institutions in Hawaii have been declining
over the past 5 years. In 2022, students completed 12 technology-related master's degree programs that were offered by Hawaii
colleges and universities. That was a decrease of 45% from completions reported in 2018.
Schools with Master's Completions in Technology
Est. Total Master's Completions in 2022
Est. Master's Completions (Last 5 Years)
18:22
19:18
20:27
21:20
22:12
Estimate derived from 2022 Lightcast™ completion data.
Top Technology Master's Degree Programs for Working Adults in Hawaii
Franklin University is a top choice for adults who need to balance school with busy lives. Founded in 1902 in Columbus, Ohio, Franklin's main focus has been serving adult students and tailoring education to fit their needs. Nonprofit and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org/800.621.7440), Franklin offers more than 20 master's programs, all 100% online with no GMAT/GRE required.
Master's Completions for 2022
Source: Lightcast™ 2022
Est. Master's Degree Availability
100%
Source: Lightcast™ 2022 (Online vs. Total Completions)
Private Colleges & Universities Offering Technology Master's Degrees in Hawaii
There are at least 2
private schools serving Hawaii, where students completed 28
technology master's degree programs.
Browse through the listing below to learn more about these private colleges offering technology master's programs in Hawaii.
Source Details
Avg. GR Tuition & Fees
$16,080
Accredited
Yes
Franklin offers more than 20 master's degree programs in Hawaii. Franklin University is an institutionally accredited
nonprofit school where most students attend classes
part-time. Most students are
adults and all technology programs completed were offered
online. In 2022, 24 technology master's degrees were completed nationwide.
Master's Degree Completions for 2022
Source: Lightcast™ 2022
Est. Online Master's Degree Availability
100%
Source: Lightcast™ (Online vs. Total Completions)
Hawaii Pacific University
Avg. GR Tuition & Fees
$20,656
Accredited
Yes
Hawaii Pacific University is an institutionally accredited
nonprofit school where most students attend classes
full-time. Most students are
of traditional age and all technology programs completed were offered
online. In 2022, 4 technology master's degrees were completed.
Master's Degree Completions for 2022
Source: Lightcast™ 2022
Est. Online Master's Degree Availability
100%
Source: Lightcast™ (Online vs. Total Completions)
Public Colleges & Universities Offering Technology Master's Degrees in Hawaii
There is 1 public
college located in Hawaii. About 4,978
students were enrolled in graduate programs, and about 8 technology
master's degrees were
completed at public colleges in Hawaii. Tuition shown reflects in-state rates.
Source Details
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Avg. GR Tuition & Fees
$16,502
Accredited
Yes
University of Hawaii at Manoa is an institutionally accredited
public school where most students attend classes
full-time. Most students are
of traditional age and no technology programs completed were offered
online. In 2022, 8 technology master's degrees were completed.
Master's Degree Completions for 2022
Source: Lightcast™ 2022
Est. Online Master's Degree Availability
0%
Source: Lightcast™ (Online vs. Total Completions)
Affordable Technology Master's Degree Programs in Hawaii
Wondering what you can expect to pay for a
master's degree in technology
in Hawaii? According to graduate
tuition data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, the average tuition at Hawaii nonprofit graduate
schools offering master's degrees in technology
or related programs is $17,746. The average tuition at similar for-profit graduate schools in Hawaii is
N/A.
Nonprofit Graduate School
For-Profit Graduate School
Accredited Colleges Offering Technology Master's Degrees in Hawaii
Earning a college degree is an investment — and earning a
master's degree in technology
from an institutionally accredited university is one of the best ways to ensure your education is of high quality. Institutionally accredited universities are held to rigorous standards by state and regional bodies and undergo
regular reviews to verify that their processes and academic programs meet the proper standards.
Wondering if a certain college or university offering degree programs in Hawaii is institutionally accredited?
View a list of technology master's degree programs at institutionally accredited colleges and universities in Hawaii here. We've made it easy to find your school by breaking down the list by school type.
Accredited Nonprofit Graduate Schools Serving Hawaii
- Franklin University
- University of Hawaii at Manoa
- Hawaii Pacific University
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