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Read more about how a Master in Information Technology (VT-MIT) equips business and technical leaders with the expertise to harness big data for process innovation, decision optimization, and transformative advancements in business strategies and engineering solutions.
The Virginia Tech's Master of Information Technology (VT-MIT) interdisciplinary degree and graduate certificate program offers courses from both the Pamplin College of Business and College of Engineering. Courses span diverse technology disciplines such as business data analytics, AI/ML, cybersecurity, networking, and software development.
The Master of Information Technology (MIT) program and graduate certificates are designed for today's dynamic professional landscape, where expertise in IT spans across multiple sectors such as high-tech, finance, healthcare, and engineering.
Master of Information Technology Northern Virginia Center 7054 Haycock Road, Suite 365 Falls Church, VA 22043 Phone: (703) 538-8384 Email: vtmit@vt.edu
Applications for the Virginia Tech online Master of Information Technology and graduate certificates are submitted electronically through the Virginia Tech Graduate School application system. The full application process takes about an hour to complete.
Master of Information Technology Northern Virginia Center 7054 Haycock Road, Suite 365 Falls Church, VA 22043 Phone: (703) 538-8384 Email: vtmit@vt.edu
Below is a comprehensive list of the interdisciplinary faculty that teach in the Master of Information Technology and graduate certificate programs. Click the faculty name to be directed to their biography.
The Virginia Tech Master of Information Technology program began awarding student scholarships in Fall 2022. The scholarship, known as MIT Scholars, provides an average of $2000 per spring or fall term for tuition and fees to support applicants who are pursuing a Master of Information Technology degree.
The VT-MIT degree is a 33-credit graduate degree -- a Master of Information Technology. A VT-MIT graduate certificate requires the successful completion of 9-12 credits (3-4 courses) in a particular information technology subject area.
You can begin your Master of Information Technology degree or graduate certificate for any of the three academic terms — Fall, Spring, or Summer. The VT-MIT program has a rolling admissions process.