MS in Information Technology

Our ACBSP-accredited MSIT program provides students with a forward-thinking technical foundation used to effectively plan, design, secure and manage IT systems. 

Earn a general degree or specialize in Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, or IT Management.

 

Quick Facts

Program Units
36 (12 courses)

Average Duration
12-24 months

Format

  • On-campus courses
  • Full-time or part-time course load

Course Availability

  • Four 11-week terms year-round
  • Evening courses

Locations

  • Thousand Oaks
Program Costs

Scholarships

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Choose Your Track

In addition to the eight core courses, you will complete four elective courses to obtain a general MSIT degree or specialize in:

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Access to Big Data

Providing timely and relevant information requires working with real-world data. Lots of data. Big data.

Cal Lutheran students have access to invaluable research resources, including a cloud-based fully functional data cluster and actual, real world data sets.

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Careers in High Demand

A Master’s in IT is considered by Forbes Magazine to be “The Best Master’s Degree,” with a projected employment growth of 11% through 2029.

The Occupational Outlook Handbook places various IT careers in seven of the top 10 positions in Los Angeles County.

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I was scared at first that the MSIT program would be too technical for me, because I came from a business background. However the professors are willing to work with you and help you understand the concepts of their teaching so you’re well-equipped with the skills of your learning to go out into the industry and land a job. The professors are good at what they do and the reason you’re in the program is to learn—don’t be scared that you need a technical background to apply, they will work with you. I had a class where the professor modified the syllabus to spend more time on a particular subject that we weren’t understanding. They’re flexible as far as understanding what the class needs and catering the needs to help benefit us and our careers.

Grant Bagne
Technical Account Manager II,

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