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Virginia Tech – Master of Information Technology

Program Master of Information Technology
Length 33 credits / 11 courses; full-time students can finish in 15–18 months
Format Online
STEM Verify current exact-program designation
AI Exposure High (MSITM.com editorial rating)

Curriculum

Virginia Tech’s interdisciplinary MIT draws from both Pamplin College of Business and the College of Engineering. Students choose four core courses plus seven electives across business data analytics, AI/ML, cybersecurity, networking, software development and technology leadership. Current offerings include Innovation Pathways in AI & Machine Learning and a Data Engineering Project designed around AI/ML-serving pipelines.

Admissions

For Spring 2027, Virginia Tech lists a November 15 priority deadline and December 15 standard deadline.

Cost & admissions

  • 2026–27 tuition: $1,139 per credit for all students regardless of residency.
  • Estimated total program cost: $37,795.25 for the 33-credit degree, including Virginia Tech’s published library-fee estimate.
  • Spring 2027: Nov. 15, 2026 priority; Dec. 15, 2026 standard deadline.
  • Testing: GMAT/GRE not required.
  • Format: fully online, making living costs dependent on where the student already resides.

Official 2026–27 tuition

Official sources

Career outcomes

Virginia Tech reports that, across its last three VT-MIT graduate cohorts, an average of 76% earned a promotion or salary increase within one year of completing the program. The program also publishes employer and role examples from graduate exit surveys. Because this is a career-advancement metric for a working-professional population—not a traditional first-job placement rate—MSITM.com keeps it separate from post-graduation employment statistics.

Official VT-MIT career-advancement data · Career outcomes and employers

Preparation & prerequisites

Virginia Tech explicitly says applicants do not need prior IT experience. VT-MIT was designed to provide a path into information technology for working professionals without IT backgrounds or specific undergraduate preparation in computer science or computer engineering.

Official VT-MIT admissions FAQ

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