M.S. in Information Technology Programs

Earn an IT master’s degree that aligns with your career goals

Prepare to meet the growing need for qualified technology managers and leaders. Theory-to-practice programs can be completed 100% online in as few as 16 months.

Industry-Leading Tools

Get hands-on experience with SQL/Maria DB, Git, Nodejs, React, VMware and OpenStack.

Finish in as Few as 16 Months

Earn your degree and prepare for advancement faster.

Real-World Practitioners

Learn from experienced technology leaders.

Plan for What Ifs

Use scenario planning to make decisions amid risk and uncertainty.
 

No GRE/GMAT Required

Bypass expensive, time consuming tests and get started sooner.

Available IT Master’s Degree Programs

Whether you’re drawn to more technical roles or feel you’re destined for leadership, Franklin has an IT master’s program to help you get there. Franklin’s programs blend tech fundamentals with specialized IT strategy development to put you on the path toward your career goals.

M.S. in Information Technology

Get a strong foundation in IT fundamentals + round out your coursework with three courses of your choice that prepare you for a multidisciplinary or emerging IT role.

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M.S. in Information Technology - Artificial Intelligence

Build technical AI skills alongside broader IT expertise in order to apply AI with a stronger understanding of the systems and decisions around them.

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M.S. in Information Technology - AI Leadership for Professionals

Evaluate AI opportunities, manage risk, and lead responsible AI adoption, to help shape how AI is used – and support the technology behind it.

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M.S. in Information Technology - Cybersecurity Engineering

Get the technical depth to protect systems alongside the wider perspective to make stronger security decisions + prepare for the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exam.

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M.S. in Information Technology - Cybersecurity Governance

Connect security controls and governance decisions to business needs and priorities by building skills in risk assessment and enterprise security leadership.

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M.S. in Information Technology - Data Analytics

Prepare for advancement into analytics and BI leadership roles across IT organizations by building skills in statistical analysis, dashboarding and data mining.

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M.S. in Information Technology - IT Management

Become a technology leader who can communicate with executives, evaluate business conditions, and manage IT as an integrated part of the business.

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M.S. in Information Technology - Tech Product Management

Blend the IT foundation with product management depth and prepare for roles such as technical product manager, product owner and business systems analyst. 

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Your Best Value M.S. in Information Technology

Choose Franklin's M.S. in Information Technology and get a high-quality degree that fits your life and your budget. 

Finish Fast

16
MONTHS TO COMPLETE

Realize your career goals sooner and reap the benefits.

Affordable Tuition

$690
PER CREDIT HOUR

Affordable tuition rates for the M.S. in Information Technology provide value and quality.

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$24,840
Total Tuition
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Instructor Led

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Student Satisfaction

98%
STUDENT SATISFACTION

98% of graduating students would recommend Franklin to their family, friends and/or colleagues

Source: Franklin University, Office of Career Development Student Satisfaction Survey (Spring 2025)

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Industry-Aligned to Fuel Your Career Growth

AWS Academy Member

When it comes to building cloud expertise: Relevance rules. By choosing Franklin University, an AWS Academy member institution, you can be assured that the knowledge and skills you gain will prepare you well for real-world scenarios. With access to curriculum developed and maintained by AWS, Franklin provides the most up-to-date thinking to help you tackle on-the-job challenges.

Nurture Your Tech Career from Day One

Find Your People at ACM

Connect with SIGs (shared interest groups), attend monthly speaker events and join a nationwide network of students and professionals who share your passion for technology. Guided by faculty mentors, Franklin’s student-run chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), helps you gain the connections and practical experiences that set you apart. From hands-on skills building challenges and preparation for certification exams to monthly events and study groups, every opportunity prepares you for the professional path ahead. Membership opens the door – active participation differentiates you in the tech world. 

Chapter Highlights

  • 400 members
  • 100+ workshops, speaker sessions and skill-building events annually
  • Top 1% finish in the national Spring 2026 National Cyber League (18th out of 3,624 teams) 
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Kwame A.
B.S. Information Technology

Before I found this chapter, I had no idea what I was doing professionally. With the connections and hands-on experience I gained, I can confidently say I'm job-ready – and I'm proud to be graduating with honors.

Kollin R.
B.S. Computer Science

As an online student outside of Columbus, ACM is one of the best ways I've found to connect with other Franklin students who share my interests. The exposure to higher-level concepts has helped my learning and given me a clear picture of what's possible in the field.

Madison C.
B.S. Cybersecurity

When I'm stuck on a complex technical problem or under pressure during finals, this group is where I go first. ACM connects you with people who understand both the technical challenges and the student experience – it's a genuine support system.

Faith S.
B.S. Cybersecurity

ACM bridged the gap between what I learned in class and the practical skills I need in the real world. Competing in the National Cyber League and placing well as a team wouldn't have been possible without this group. This has been the highlight of my Franklin experience.

Austin R.
B.S. Cybersecurity

The ACM Cybersecurity SIG and the National Cyber League are where I developed the hands-on skills that matter in the field – pen testing, SOC analysis, incident response. This chapter gives you the practical experience that sets you apart.