Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to common questions about the Technology Management Center’s programs, admissions, and services in our Frequently Asked Questions section.
- The master’s in technology management (MTM) is a graduate program that focuses on managing technology, innovation, and business. It covers areas such as planning, development, marketing, forecasting, entrepreneurship, and financial aspects of technology.
- It is designed for professionals like scientists, engineers, technologists, and technopreneurs who want formal training in technology management. The program also covers topics such as competitive strategy, quality management, knowledge management, and legal issues related to technology.
The MTM program covers both management and technology-related subjects, including:
- Planning and decision-making in technological development
- Operations, manufacturing, and distribution systems
- Tools, processes, and techniques in technology management
- Leadership and guidance for product and service development
- Business strategy, culture, and environment
- Integrating technology-related functions into one system
Technology Management goes beyond research, engineering, or IT alone. It focuses on:
- Integrating different technology-related activities (like research, design, production, and marketing).
- Managing the entire system, not just individual parts of it.
In short, it’s about making sure technology and innovation are well-managed from idea to product, and from development to business impact.
The program will help you by:
- Giving you a broader perspective on how technology affects business and society.
- Building your skills in leadership, strategy, and innovation.
- Preparing you for career growth, whether in corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, or public service.
- Allowing you to contribute to national development by creating policies, systems, and programs that manage technology effectively.
The program is open to:
- Professionals with backgrounds in science, engineering, technology, or business
- Entrepreneurs and innovators looking to manage technology-based ventures
- Managers and leaders seeking advanced knowledge in technology and innovation management
Applicants typically need to submit:
- A bachelor’s degree (preferably in science, engineering, technology, or related fields)
- Transcript of Records
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Application form and recommendation letters
- Entrance exam and/or interview (depending on requirements)
(Exact requirements may vary. Please check with the TMC Program Admissions.)
The program usually takes 2 years to complete on a regular full-time basis. Part-time options may be available for working professionals.
Graduates can pursue careers in:
- Technology and innovation management
- Corporate leadership and strategy
- Research and development (R&D) management
- Entrepreneurship and technopreneurship
- Policy-making and public administration related to technology
No. While many students come from technical fields, professionals from business, economics, and management backgrounds are also welcome. The program is interdisciplinary and encourages diverse perspectives.
Interested applicants may contact the TMC Graduate Studies Office for application schedules, requirements, and deadlines. Updates will be posted on the official TMC website and social media pages.