The Master of Information Systems and Technology (MIST) program at Westcliff University features a curriculum developed in collaboration with government and industry stakeholders, ensuring alignment with current IT trends and preparing graduates to lead in dynamic, technology-driven environments. With an emphasis on applied research and practical experience, the program enables students to gain real-world insights in key areas, including network management, organizational transformation, and smart manufacturing.

Grounded in both technology and leadership, graduates of the MIST program are equipped to navigate the challenges of the modern IT industry and drive meaningful innovation.

The program consists of four 16-week semesters, during which students complete nine credits per semester. To graduate, students must successfully complete four core courses, five concentration courses, and a three-course applied capstone.

Program Highlights • Project-based learning combined with STEM-infused curriculum • Industry-relevant courses adapt to industry trends and labor market demands • Small interactive classes enhance learning and professional relationships • 8-week interactive live-online modality • Flexible hybrid learning: 1 in-person evening class per week + online coursework