Frequently Asked Questions

While this program is currently offered in an entirely online format, if you would like to take an on-campus course, you just need an advisor or departmental approval to be registered. While we can’t guarantee acceptance to a specific course, it should in general be very possible to accomplish. Your advisor can help advocate for you in these cases. You will also need to take at least half of the courses in the modality to which you’ve applied (online). Since it’s a 12 course degree, you could take up to six courses online and six on-campus.

As with all of our master's programs, applicants are required to have received a 4-year bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. A TOEFL (90 or better) or IELTS (7 or better) is required for applicants who have not completed a degree in an English spoken university.

Selecting the right graduate program is a pivotal decision, and the choice
between pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or a
Master's in Management of Technology (MOT) hinges on various
factors. Each program serves a distinct purpose, and understanding their
unique benefits can help you align your educational path with your
career objectives.

• MBA Overview: The MBA provides a broad education in Business. It equips students with versatile skills applicable across various industries. However, its generality does not delve deeply into the specific nuances of tech-driven world.
• MOT Overview: On the other hand, the MOT offers a balanced approach between business and technology. This program is designed to complement technical expertise with strategic business skills, facilitating the identification of opportunities for technological innovation across industries.
• Unique Strengths of MOT: The MOT program uniquely positions graduates to bridge the gap between technology and business. By combining technical proficiency with strategic acumen, it empowers individuals to lead in a rapidly evolving technological landscape and uncover new avenues for business innovation.
• Considerations for Your Decision: Ultimately, the choice between an MBA and an MOT depends on your specific background, current education level, professional interests, and career aspirations. If you aspire to take a leadership role at the intersection of technology and business, the MOT may be the ideal fit.

Yes, our online Management of Technology Master’s degree is offered to both Domestic and International Students.

Applicants who have completed four complete years (eight semesters) of study in the United States or another approved country (to be determined at the discretion of the Office of Graduate Enrollment Management and Admissions) will be approved for a waiver. You may request a waiver of English language testing by submitting a form to the Office of Graduate Enrollment Management and Admissions prior to the posted application deadline. The request will be reviewed only after an application for admission to the School of Engineering has been submitted and official transcripts have been received. More information about testing and forms can be found here.

There is no significant difference between online and on-campus courses except for the mode of instruction. Our online degree follows the same curriculum and is taught by the same professors as our on-campus courses. The degree is the same and has no mention of the word "online" on the degree diploma.

You will need to first discuss this with your academic advisor who will then seek approval from the academic department. Pending approval from the Technology Management & Innovation department, you may be able to transfer into the on-campus Management of Technology Master's program.

To calculate the program cost, you can use the Tuition Calculator. This degree is a 36 credit program. You can also check the Tuition Page for more information about paying for your education and student charges.

NYU Tandon Digital Learning has partnered with a number of leading corporations and organizations to provide their employees with tuition benefits. If you are an employee of one of our Industry Partners, you qualify for a 20% scholarship. To verify your company’s status as an industry partner, please email tandon.partners@nyu.edu.

If you or your employer is a member of one of our Society Co-Sponsors, you qualify for a 15% tuition benefit. Scholarships may not be combined. See more details here.

The online Management of Technology Master’s degree comprises a total of 12 classes (36 credits).The curriculum is split into 4 parts: students will take 4 preselected courses in the Core Business Skills area, choose 3 courses from the Technology Management Tools elective list, and select 4 additional electives from an array of Knowledge Areas. Finally, students will round out their academic experience with a 3-credit MOT capstone project course. Visit the Management of Technology program page for further details on the courses available through this program.

The schedule depends on the courses you select every semester. Classes will be conducted synchronously and asynchronously and include interactive content. You’ll have additional resources such as forums for active discussions with your peers to support knowledge sharing and teamwork. Professors also host virtual office hours to meet with students online or in-person. .

We have waived the GRE requirement for all of our online degree programs. It is now an optional piece of documentation if you would like to upload it, but is not required.

To complete the Management of Technology program, you will need to finish 36 credits (12 courses). If you attend as a full-time student and take 3 courses per semester, you will complete the program within approximately 2 years. If you attend as a part-time student and take 1 or 2 courses per semester, you will complete the program within approximately 2-3 years. You also have the option to take courses in the summer, although course availability is limited. As stipulated in the university catalog, master's students have 5 years to complete their degree requirements. Please visit NYU Tandon School of Engineering Bulletin for more details.

To be considered a full-time student, you must take 9 credits (3 courses) or more per semester. Part-time students are permitted to take 3-6 credits (1-2 courses) per semester.

To learn more and receive notifications about upcoming online seminars and info-sessions, please visit our Digital Learning events page.

We offer four different Knowledge Areas: Cybersecurity Management, Digital Strategies and Innovation, Project Management, and People Analytics. Students are welcome to select courses from various Knowledge Areas to build out their elective curriculum.

Please contact our Digital Learning team at tandon.online@nyu.edu, text JOIN: to 877-642-7883 or call 646.997.3623