Information Technology Management (Graduate Certificate)
https://www.unh.edu/program/certificate/information-technology-management
The Information Technology Management graduate certificate is tailored for professionals who hope to master the complexities of managing technology-driven organizations. This program takes a deep dive into IT management, preparing students to lead teams, drive innovation, and strategically manage information systems in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape. Students completing this certificate program will gain a comprehensive understanding of organizational leadership, project management, information security, and emerging technologies, empowering them to excel in managing IT roles.
Minimum Credit Requirement: 12 Credits
Minimum GPA Requirement: 3.0
Graduate credit is only granted for courses completed with a grade of B- or higher.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| CMPL 801 | Principles of Information Technology for IT Managers | 3 |
| CMPL 820 | Information Privacy, Security, and Continuity | 3 |
| CMPL 825 | Designing and Analyzing Information Systems | 3 |
| Electives | ||
| Select one course from the following: | 3 | |
| Managing Virtualization and Cloud Systems | ||
| Current and Emerging Technologies | ||
| Managing Artificial Intelligence | ||
| Total Credits | 12 | |
Accelerated Graduate Certificate Overview
Accelerated graduate programs offer qualified University of New Hampshire undergraduate students the opportunity to begin graduate coursework in select graduate programs while completing a bachelor’s degree. Accelerated graduate certificate programs are designed to provide students with an efficient and cost-effective pathway to earn both a bachelor's and graduate certificate, enhancing career opportunities and long-term earning potential.
Accelerated Graduate Certificate Highlights
- Begin studying advanced topics while an undergraduate student with the opportunity to complete a graduate certificate or master’s degree early.
- Graduate certificate program students: Earn up to 8* graduate (800-level) course credits while completing a bachelor’s degree. This coursework will count as dual-credit toward both the bachelor’s degree and the graduate certificate.
- Students complete the bachelor’s degree, and then officially matriculate into the graduate certificate program to complete the remaining required graduate-level coursework.
*Some exceptions apply.
Accelerated Program Admission Requirements
- A minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA is required.*
- A minimum of 90 undergraduate credits must be completed prior to enrolling in graduate (800-level) courses.
- Streamlined Graduate School Application (two letters of recommendation; most standardized tests and application fee are waived).*
*Some exceptions apply.
Accelerated Program Requirements
- Students must attend a mandatory orientation session.
- Students must submit a special registration form each semester for dual-credit courses and note any DegreeWorks exceptions.
- Students may defer graduate matriculation for up to one year after earning their bachelor’s degree in most programs.
- See the Accelerated Master’s Catalog Policy and Accelerated Master’s Website for additional information and a list of programs. Note that some programs have additional requirements (e.g. higher-grade expectations) compared to the general policy.
Information Technology Management (Graduate Certificate) Accelerated Option
This graduate program is approved to be taken on an accelerated basis in articulation with the following undergraduate program(s):
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Technology Management (B.S.) | ||
| Students select two courses from the following approved 800-level courses that can be completed in the undergraduate senior year for dual credit: | ||
| CMPL 801 | Principles of Information Technology for IT Managers | 3 |
| CMPL 825 | Designing and Analyzing Information Systems | 3 |
| LD 820 | Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities | 3 |
| MGMT 830 | Strategic Planning and Financial Management | 3 |
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Information Technology: Cybersecurity (B.S.) | ||
| Computer Information Technology: Data Analytics (B.S.) | ||
| Computer Information Technology: Entrepreneurship & Innovation (B.S.) | ||
| Computer Information Technology: Software Development (B.S.) | ||
| Students select two courses from the following approved 800-level courses that can be completed in the undergraduate senior year for dual credit: | ||
| CMPL 801 | Principles of Information Technology for IT Managers | 3 |
| CMPL 802 | Managing Virtualization and Cloud Systems | 3 |
| CMPL 815 | Managing Artificial Intelligence | 3 |
| CMPL 825 | Designing and Analyzing Information Systems | 3 |
Program Learning Outcomes
Students will have the opportunity to:- Demonstrate proficiency in applying computing principles, programming methodologies, and analytical techniques to develop, secure, and optimize technology solutions.
- Utilize data analysis, security assessments, and software development strategies to evaluate, design, and implement effective solutions in various computing environments.
- Analyze and apply ethical, legal, and professional standards in the development, security, and management of technology solutions, ensuring compliance with industry best practices.
- Communicate technical concepts effectively and collaborate within multidisciplinary teams to develop and deploy computing solutions that address business and societal needs.