Online Master Degree Programs in Technology Management

Coursework for a master's degree in technology management includes accounting, corporate finance, decision models, management of technology, managerial economics, marketing strategies, operations management, organizational behavior and design, statistics, strategic management, emerging technologies, and technology electives, among others.

With a master's degree in technology management, you can chose to work in either the for-profit or non-profit sectors. Nonprofits in particular have a growing need for employees with degrees in technology management. According to Lisa Pawinski of the Nonprofit Center at LaSalle University, many nonprofits are frightened of technology and that fear may lead to a lack of much-needed services.

According to Robert Half International, average starting salaries in 2005 for high-level information technology managers ranged from $80,250 to $112,250. While no degree program can guarantee a future salary or employment, a master's in technology management can start you on the path to a lucrative career in a growing field.

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University of Phoenix

• MBA - Technology Management

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AIU Online

• Master of Information Technology in IT Project Management

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Kaplan University

• MS in Information Technology - Project Management

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University of Maryland University College

• MS in Information Technology
• MS in Technology Management

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Strayer University

• MSIS: Computer Security Management