Measureable Career Growth and Advancement
According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, job opportunities in the IT industry are estimated to increase by as much as 15% in upcoming years, faster than the national average.
Graduates of Georgetown’s Technology Management program are equipped with the technical and entrepreneurial skills that enable them not only to pursue careers in technology, but to gain access to management positions and coveted spots in top tech companies.
Alumni of Georgetown University’s TM program take charge of their fields as efficient and effective industry leaders. Graduates hold the professional competencies and discipline to demonstrate leadership, management, and strategy. They also officially join Georgetown University’s global network of proud and professional alumni.
IT managers play important roles in fields as diverse as information security, big data analytics, computer systems design, and high finance. Technology Management alumni are prepared to enter many industries and take on a variety of leadership roles, including:
- Computer and information systems managers
- Program managers
- IT project managers
- Systems analysts
- IT consultants
- Chief information officers
- Information security consultant
Join the alumni network of one of the world’s most distinguished universities.
Career Services
Georgetown is dedicated to helping graduates develop careers by providing the job hunting resources necessary to advance in the field of information technology and beyond.
Georgetown University provides master’s in Technology Management students with a host of career services, including:
- Resume preparation resources
- Resume and cover letter reviews
- Interview preparation resources and workshops
- Information about career-oriented educational workshops and webinars
Additionally, Georgetown University stays connected to potential employers and job recruiters, providing Technology Management students with updates on job postings through emails, newsletters, and social media channels.