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Executive Education for Technology Leaders

Master of Management of Technology at a Glance


In today's fast-evolving tech landscape, the demand for tech-savvy leaders is soaring. The Technological Leadership Institute's Management of Technology (MOT) program is your gateway to immediate success. 

Graduating in just 21 month, you'll emerge with a unique blend of technology expertise and leadership skills. With flexible programs, and the opportunity to earn your graduate degree while working full-time, we offer a path that accommodates your current commitments while setting you up for a successful career in technology management.

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Duration

21 Months / Fall Start
32 Credits

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Classes

One full day per week
In-person

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Flexibility

Work full-time and meet 
program requirements

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Cohort-Based Model

Engaged community 
fostering peer learning


The Technological Leadership Institute's renowned M.S. in Management of Technology (MOT) degree fosters strategic technological leadership skills that integrates both business and technology.

Graduates from TLI's Management of Technology (MOT) program have gone on to successful careers in a variety of industries with leading organizations.

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MOT VS MBA BANNER

Often compared to an MBA, the MOT has the following distinctions for technology-based professionals:

In addition to accounting, finance and marketing, students apply engineering principles to the study of technology forecasting, innovation management, new technology product development and commercialization.

Unlike an MBA, which emphasizes broad business management, the MOT program focuses on the intersection of technology and leadership. It equips students with the skills to understand, forecast, and innovate within technology landscapes, making them uniquely prepared to drive technological advancements and lead tech-focused organizations.

Each student chooses a significant topic for the MOT capstone project. This applied research project enables students to directly translate their MOT education a real-world challenge.

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Ready to Take the Next Step?

Application Deadlines

Consider applying early and give yourself the best chance to be considered for a scholarship at the Technological Leadership Institute's Management of Technology (MOT) master program!

Application Deadlines

  • January 15 - Priority deadline and scholarship consideration
  • July 15 - Final admission deadline for applicants
Admissions Requirements

The MOT degree program provides a competitive advantage to those seeking increased leadership opportunities in a technology-intensive business environment. Students learn to apply engineering principles to corporate leadership and technology management.

Admissions requirements include:

  • Bachelor's degree
  • Cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher
  • Demonstrated leadership potential or experience. Most applicants have 3 - 10 years of experience at the time of admission.
     

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Tuition & Financial Aid

A graduate degree is an investment in your future career, learn more about how we can assist you in financing your graduate education and embark on the path to a successful future.

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Start your Application

Apply early and give yourself the best chance to join the Technological Leadership Institute's Management of Technology (MOT) master program.

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Contact tli-info@umn.edu to see which program could best serve you.

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