Master of Science in Technology (Management of Technology)

ASU’s MS in Technology with a Management of Technology focus is a 30-credit online degree. Compare the management of technology with a general business core or a deeper technical-specialist route.

Academic focus

The relevant learning question is how an organization evaluates and manages technology rather than simply whether a new tool is available. Ask how the required work connects innovation, implementation, organizations and decisions. A technically experienced applicant may need a management framework; another applicant may need more technical preparation before that framework is useful.

A practical curriculum-fit exercise

A hypothetical project could involve deciding whether to adopt a technology under uncertain cost, capability and staffing assumptions. Identify what information would change the decision and what an implementation would require. Use the example to ask about the curriculum, not to claim a particular investment outcome or promotion.

Preparation and route choices

This Master of Science is distinct from ASU’s Master of Engineering route with an engineering-management emphasis. Compare the required work and preparation rather than treat similar labels as the same degree. Neither the choice of a focus nor a list of possible roles establishes the professional qualifications needed for a particular employer.

The program describes a bachelor’s or master’s in a relevant technical or related field and a 3.0 GPA standard for the specified academic period. GRE/GMAT is not required. Confirm the exact background and required application materials for the current cycle. Check the university’s current admissions instructions.

Structured facts and scope

Online study in practice

Review the relevant technical or related degree background expected for admission and the current application materials. Establish live-contact, project and assessment requirements for the online version. Keep the complete price unresolved until a current rate year, mandatory fees and the actual 30-credit scenario are reconciled.

Price basis

The program lists 30 credits. A degree-specific tuition/mandatory-fee estimate and applicable academic year remain unresolved. This MS is distinct from the university’s Master of Engineering route. Read the official price or program source.

Questions that could change the choice

• Which requirements or preparation would remain for my background in this exact 30-semester-credit route?
• What scheduled interaction, physical activity or practical setting is required in the actual online plan?
• Which current tuition, mandatory fees and additional expenses apply to my start term and proposed pace?

Official next step

Read the official program information and obtain written clarification for unresolved requirements. Compare the complete route, including required preparation and practical work, with a realistic weekly plan. Admission, transfer, funding, employment and professional eligibility are separate decisions; no outcome is guaranteed.