MBA Programs for Information Technology (IT)
Careers in technology can take many forms, from an information technology manager at a consulting firm to a director of data management. An MBA can help students interested in this field understand the managerial and strategic implications of technology in business. Students who want a better understanding the technology itself can pursue hybrid degree options like an MS/MBA.
Top Business Schools for a career in Information Technology (IT)
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BU - SOM
Besides having an MBA concentration in operations and technology management, BU also offers a specialized two-year MS/MBA dual degree that helps grads think about technology strategically. One in five of last year's class went into technology-related positions. View school profile
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Copenhagen CBS
About 20 percent of 2010's MBA class went into the information technology and telecom fields. Recruiters include tech behemoths like Sony-Ericsson, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, and Siemens. View school profile
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UC Berkeley - Haas
With strong ties to the nearby tech haven of Silicon Valley and a slew of tech-related electives, Haas students have ample opportunity to explore job opportunities in the field. And it shows: in any given year, one out of every four Haas grads go into the tech industry. View school profile
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NUS
Even though NUS does not have a concentration in technology, it offers a handful of technology-related electives in its “Strategy and Organization” concentration. Through its strong relationships with companies in Singapore and southeast Asia, about 30 percent of last year's class went into technology roles. View school profile
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Temple - Fox
Fox's MBA program in “Information Technology Management” provides students with a deep understanding of how technology works in the business world. Projects and recruitment opportunities are available to students through the school's dedicated Institute for Business and Information Technology. View school profile
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HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management
Typically, about one-fifth of graduates go into the information technology and information systems fields. Along with local firms like Seimens and Ebay, Google and Ebay have also recruited graduates. View school profile
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ISB
In any given year, at least a quarter of all ISB graduates go into the information technology industry. The school offers a concentration in Information and Technology Management. View school profile
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Washington - Foster
Close to Redmond, Washington (the home of Microsoft), Foster's smack-dab in the middle of a bustling tech center. With specialized offerings like the “Technology Management” MBA, a whopping 42 percent of last year's graduates went into the technology sector. View school profile
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MIT - Sloan
It's not called the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for nothing: almost 15 percent of the MBA class of 2011 went into software or internet companies. Google alone picked up 10 graduates. MIT also offers a robust selection of electives in information technology. View school profile
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Carnegie Mellon - Tepper
Tepper offers a robust selection of electives in information technology, as well as an MBA track in “Technology Leadership.” The school's new campus in Silicon Valley will only solidify ties with the tech industry. View school profile
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IIM Ahmedabad
Information technology is $70 billion industry in India, and IIM-A students know this: the majority (58%) of 2011 PGP-X grads went into the sector. View school profile















































