Master of Science in Information Technology and Management

The Master of Science in Information Technology and Management is a 36-hour STEM degree (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) program designed to prepare managers to be successful servant leaders in the modern data-driven marketplace. This program helps students stay relevant in this age of disruption while giving them strong foundations in technology and business. The program helps students develop effective problem solving, planning, management, and technical abilities integrated with a leadership approach that focuses on the application of technology to create business value.

Program Concentrations

The Master of Science in Information Technology and Management consists of 24 hours of core courses and a 12-hour concentration.

• Business Intelligence and Analytics
• IT Management
• IT Security for Managers
• Technology Strategy and Consulting

More than an Education

“Disrupt the disrupters” is the motto of our program and we prepare students for the next wave, trend, or tectonic shift. We equip students with future-proof skills to take advantage of new opportunities created by disruptive technologies and thrive in an uncertain future.

This Master’s program will pair a broad-based foundation in organizational management with technical skills to lead highly skilled technology teams. Students will explore how the interaction between management, technology, and leadership provide strong solutions.

Marked by Service

The focus of our program is on experiential learning through industry collaboration wherein students solve real-world business problems using technology. The result is a graduate with the ability to transition into both disruptive and traditional organizations.

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Founded in 1898, DBU has one mission—to transform the lives of students who will transform the world, all for the glory of God.

We offer a variety of educational opportunities for individuals of all ages and academic backgrounds—including degree programs at the undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels, as well as continuing education and certificate programs.

Through it all, we seek to integrate faith and learning and develop individuals whose desire is to serve the world.

We invite you to discover DBU and join us in our mission.

Quick Facts

• Undergraduate Programs: 85
• Master's Programs: 44
• Doctoral Programs: 2
• Average Class Size: 13

President's Welcome

"Dallas Baptist University is a nationally ranked, comprehensive, global Christ-centered university, with a mission to produce servant leaders through the integration of faith and learning. We are thrilled to be an educational enterprise home to more than 4,700 students, representing more than 60 countries around the world.

We believe our world is in desperate need of thoughtful Christian leaders with the ability to creatively solve complex problems while uniquely engaging culture through biblical truth. Our graduates are serving in nearly every vocational context. Whether it be as Christian doctors, lawyers, educators, scientists, politicians or numerous other fields, we understand that our students are diverse in their callings, yet united in purpose.

Please take the opportunity to get to know us through this website or an on-campus visit. You will discover a community of servant leaders whose heart is to teach and care for others while also producing research in a myriad of academic disciplines. We embrace the premise that all truth is God’s truth, and together, we seek knowledge for the sake of making a bold impact in the world as transformers of culture.

Join us as we serve the world for the glory of God!"

Dr. Adam C. Wright

DBU President

History of DBU

DBU’s forerunner, Decatur Baptist College, was founded in 1898 as the first junior college in Texas. For years, the school called the small town of Decatur home, producing outstanding young men and women who filled churches, classrooms, hospitals, and businesses around the nation.

In 1965, the school relocated to the scenic foothills of southwest Dallas, becoming a four-year institution and eventually being renamed Dallas Baptist University when it began offering graduate-level degrees.

Today, DBU has a variety of degrees on the undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels. Well into our second century, DBU continues to press forward in our mission to produce servant leaders who will transform the world.

Mission Statement

The mission of Dallas Baptist University is to provide Christ-centered quality higher education in the arts, sciences, and professional studies at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to traditional age and adult students in order to produce servant leaders who have the ability to integrate faith and learning through their respective callings.

Vision Statement

Building a great Christian university that is pleasing to God by producing Christ-centered servant leaders who are transforming the world.

Accreditation

Dallas Baptist University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees.

Campus

Whether you choose to live on campus or commute to classes, the 368-acre campus of Dallas Baptist University is a beautiful place to spend your university years. Located in the rolling hills of southwestern Dallas overlooking Mountain Creek Lake, the main campus of DBU provides a safe and secluded community in a metroplex of more than 6 million people.

The campus conveniently sits only 13 miles from downtown Dallas, 19 miles from downtown Fort Worth, and is centrally located near the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Love Field.