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Master's of Science in Information Technology Virtual Information Session

Join us to learn more about KU's Master of Science in Information Technology program offerings. KU’s online and on-campus information technology graduate programs provide students with the skills, confidence, and competence to manage a variety of projects, as well as bridge the fields of telecommunications, software development, cyber security, systems management, policy construction.

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Have questions about the Master's of Science in Information Technology Virtual Information Sessions? Email Parveen Mozaffar at parveen@ku.edu.

Interested in advancing your career with a graduate degree? Click here to request more information from KU about your area of interest.

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