Internet Technology

Offered through the Terry College of Business, the University of Georgia's online Master in Internet Technology is uniquely designed to reinforce your IT skillset and complement it with project management experience and leadership clout. Operating at the intersection of business management and IT, our graduates are prepared to lead teams that build technology-based solutions.

Flexible and Convenient

Designed for working professionals, this program is delivered through a hybrid format of scheduled and self-paced coursework that allows you to earn a Masters degree in just two years.

Innovative

We offer an innovative degree that focuses on Internet technology and addresses the gap between business strategy and technical know-how. With this targeted body of knowledge, our graduates are prepared to lead digital initiatives as a business analyst, project manager, or an application developer.

Ahead of the Curve

An industry advisory board shapes our curriculum and award-winning researchers and industry practitioners teach our classes. The result? You learn the latest technologies needed to succeed in a fast-paced industry.

Real-world, Team-based Experience

Obtain leadership skills and project management experience while collaborating on a team-based capstone project for a corporate client. Teams create an internet-based enterprise application to solve a business problem or capitalize on an opportunity.

Accreditations

University of Georgia is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

Terry College of Business is accredited by the Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). Less than 5% of the world's 13,000 business programs have earned AACSB accreditation.

Technology Requirements

• Computer with current operating system (Windows or Mac). Additional peripherals such as webcam, headphones and printer may be required.
• High Speed Internet Access.

Smart device technology (smart phone or tablet)

The Master of Internet Technology program is designed for working professionals and is delivered through a hybrid format of scheduled and self-paced coursework. The MIT coursework is completed in 2 years. Each cohort begins in the fall term (August) and continues for 5 semesters.

While the first year focuses solely on coursework, the second year allows students to put their new skills to use and gain real-world experience on a sponsored project.

Course Sequence

Students take 6–7 credit hours per semester as follows:

Prerequisites

Although not required at the time of application, these prerequisites must be met before the start of the above listed coursework:

• Undergraduate degree from an accredited institution

  While students benefit from having degrees in business, computer science or related areas, this is not a requirement for the program. Many students enroll with undergraduate degrees in liberal arts or other areas not related to business or computing.

• Introductory course in Java

  The course should include introductory programming concepts and Java syntax. Those who have taken courses in an object-oriented computer programming language and have had the equivalent of at least one year programming experience are exempt from this requirement. Java courses are offered locally or online, including through the UGA Center for Continuing Education.

1. UGA Graduate School Application – Submit the Graduate School application online.  Application fee: $75 Domestic/$100 International.
2. Master of Internet Technology Supplemental Application - Submit online with the following documentation
   • Short essay
   • Résumé
   • Information regarding satisfying or waiving the prerequisite introductory course in Java (course completion not required to apply, but must be completed before starting the Master of Internet Technology program).
3. Test Scores – Send recent official entrance test scores (less than five years old) to the graduate school. UGA institutional code for ETS reporting: 5813 
   1. GRE
   2. International applicants must also submit TOEFL or IELTS scores.
4. Letters of Recommendation – Submit three letters of recommendation online to the graduate school. Letters should be from individuals who can evaluate the applicant’s scholarly ability and potential for success in a graduate program. Preferably at least two of them are from faculty who have instructed the applicant in a previous program of study. The application will prompt your recommenders to submit their letters electronically.
5. Official Transcripts – Submit unofficial transcripts from all institutions attended as part of the online application. Send official transcripts after you are offered admission.

Application Deadline

Domestic and International

• Fall semester: Apply by April 1 for best consideration

The University of Georgia offers various financing options for students enrolled in the Internet Technology programme. Prospective students are encouraged to explore institutional scholarships, which are awarded based on academic merit, financial need, or a combination of both. The university's scholarship office provides detailed information and application procedures for undergraduate and graduate scholarships, including merit-based awards for high-achieving students in the field of Internet Technology.

Additionally, students can consider federal and state financial aid programs available to residents and non-residents alike. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the primary method for applying to federal grants, loans, and work-study opportunities. The university's financial aid office assists students in completing these applications and guides them through the eligibility requirements and deadlines.

The University of Georgia also partners with private organizations and foundations that offer scholarships and funding specific to technology and engineering disciplines, including Internet Technology. These external grants often require separate applications and supporting documentation, and students are advised to consult the university's financial aid website for current opportunities and criteria.

For students seeking affordable financing options, the university provides payment plans that allow tuition fees to be paid in installments throughout the academic year. This helps reduce the immediate financial burden and make higher education more accessible. Moreover, graduate students may be eligible for assistantships or fellowships that provide stipends or tuition waivers in exchange for research or teaching duties related to Internet Technology.

International students are advised to research available scholarships for international applicants, as well as any specific visa-related financial requirements. The university's international student office offers guidance on funding opportunities and application procedures.

Loan programs are also available through federal, state, and private lenders. Students are encouraged to carefully review the terms, interest rates, and repayment options before accepting any loan offers. The university's financial aid advisors can assist students in selecting suitable borrowing options that align with their financial circumstances and career goals.

In summary, the University of Georgia provides a comprehensive suite of financing studies options for students in the Internet Technology programme, including scholarships, grants, work-study opportunities, payment plans, assistantships, and loans. Students are urged to actively research and apply for these resources early to maximize their financial support for studying at the university.

The Bachelor of Science in Internet Technology at the University of Georgia is a comprehensive program designed to prepare students for the rapidly evolving field of internet-based technologies. The curriculum combines fundamental concepts of computer science, programming, networking, cybersecurity, web development, and digital communications to equip students with the skills necessary to create, manage, and secure online platforms and systems. The program emphasizes practical experience through hands-on labs, projects, and internships, fostering a strong understanding of modern internet infrastructure and applications. Students learn about systems administration, cloud computing, e-commerce, and the ethical considerations related to internet technologies. The program also focuses on developing problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration skills essential for successful careers in technology-driven industries. Graduates of the Internet Technology program at the University of Georgia are prepared for roles such as network administrators, cybersecurity analysts, web developers, IT support specialists, and systems analysts. The program is supported by experienced faculty members involved in ongoing research and industry partnerships, ensuring that students are exposed to current trends and emerging technologies. A blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application ensures that graduates are ready to meet the demands of the digital economy and contribute innovatively to the field of internet technology.