The MOT Program provides students with skills and experience through innovative coursework and puts students on the front tier of business knowledge. Classes provide a living laboratory for solving Management of Technology challenges with team projects forming an essential component. Students learn from each other by sharing their professional experiences and expertise. Small class size and class interaction provide networks for the future.
Why pursue an M.S. in Management of Technology at UTSA?
The Master of Science in Management of Technology (M.S. MOT) differs significantly from both the M.B.A. and the M.B.A. with a concentration in Management of Technology. The M.S. MOT has a different set of required Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) courses and focuses on management issues and skills required to help bring into the marketplace and manage advances in technology in the form of ideas, goods, and services. Courses are from both the College of Business and the College of Engineering. Courses are available through traditional or distance learning.
The M.S. MOT degree is an interdisciplinary degree involving faculty from the College of Business and the College of Engineering. This alliance places the MOT program on the cutting edge of Management of Technology and provides the broader view needed for technological leadership.
Degree Requirements:
Students must complete 33 semester credit hours and a comprehensive examination.
For a complete list of degree requirements please see the Graduate Catalog.
Admission requirements and pre-requisites:
Bachelor's degree with 18 credit hours in field of study or in another appropriate field of study.
Graduate Studies Application: Yes
Department Application: No
Transcripts: Official transcripts from ALL colleges and universities attended
Test Scores: GRE or GMAT required
Resume: Current resume required with employment or other experience
Letters of Recommendation: At least 2 letters required
Statement of Purpose: Yes
Applicant Interview: Please note that applicants may be asked to participate in an interview, upon the request of the committee.
Minimum TOEFL Score (for International Applicants): 550 paper/79 internet
Minimum IELTS Score (for International Applicants): 6.5
Additional Requirements: International students and those with international degrees may be required to submit additional documents per our admissions policies and procedures. The Graduate School reserves the right to request any additional documents needed to fairly and consistently evaluate applicant credentials.
To meet the needs of busy professional, classes are offered in the evenings. Distance Learning provides students with the opportunity to participate in the learning process off-site. Based on six credits a semester, a Master of Science in management of technology can be completed in 2 years.
