MBT Curriculum
A Curriculum With Working Professionals in Mind
The Online Master of Business and Technology program is designed to accommodate the schedules and responsibilities of working professionals. Coursework is completed across two years through an online format of self-scheduled and self-paced lessons. Each cohort begins in the fall term (August) and continues for five terms.
Course Schedule
Students take six to seven credit hours per term. During the first year, the curriculum focuses solely on coursework, while the second year introduces real-world projects and allows students to put their new skills to use on a sponsored project.
Year 1
Fall Term
MIST 7500E: Digital Business Technology
MIST 7510E: Database Management
Spring Term
MIST 7570E: Internet Programming
MIST 7520E: Project Management
Summer Term
MIST 7530E: Object Oriented Systems Analysis
MIST 7571E: Internet Programming II
Year 2
Fall Term
MIST 7540E: User Experience Strategy
MIST 7590E: Master of Business and Technology Project
Spring Term
MIST 7550E: Digital Transformation Strategy
MIST 7515E: Advanced Topics in Business and Technology
For a detailed review, check out the MBT student handbook.
Prerequisites
Although not required at the time of application, these prerequisites must be met before the start of the above-listed coursework:
An Undergraduate Degree From an Accredited Institution
While students benefit from having degrees in business, computer science or related areas, this is not a requirement for the program. Many students enroll with undergraduate degrees in liberal arts or other areas not related to business or computing.
Introductory Course in Python
The course should include introductory programming concepts and Python syntax. Those who have taken courses in an object-oriented computer programming language and have had the equivalent of at least one year of programming experience are exempt from this requirement. Please reach out to onlinembt@uga.edu to ask about acceptable courses if you have questions.
Want to Learn More?
We’re here to answer any questions you may have about the Master of Business and Technology program.
- Graduate Program Administrator, Master of Business and Technology, Department of Management Information Systems