Earn Your Dual Degree in Management and Technology
Our Dual Degree in Management and Technology offers a dynamic and integrated approach to business leadership and cutting-edge technological expertise. Join a forward-thinking community committed to blending strategic management with technical innovation.
This interdisciplinary program equips you with the skills and insights needed to lead organizations through digital transformation, combining the best of both management theory and technology practice. Prepare to become a versatile leader capable of navigating the complexities of today’s rapidly evolving business landscape.
Program Benefits
- Combine studies in leadership and management with cutting-edge technology.
- Manage the technologies at the heart of today’s digital economy.
- Explore key fields such as financial technology, data science, cybersecurity, and cloud computing.
- Gain the in-demand combination of business and tech skills that today’s employers seek.
- Complete your dual degree in the same time it takes to finish a single major.
Program Info
Next term starts:
Fall 2025
120
Total Credit Hours
Program Delivery:
Available on-campus
12
Courses
Admissions Requirements
To apply to the iSchool, you’ll need to demonstrate your preparedness for our program. If you’re an incoming first-year student from a U.S. high school or a U.S. citizen or permanent resident studying abroad, please visit the Admission Requirements for First-Year Students to see the full requirements for application. For Early Decision applicants, ensure you submit the Early Decision Agreement through the Common or Coalition Application. Homeschool applicants should review specific requirements and contact the office by phone (315.443.3611) or email (iundergrad@syr.edu) if needed.
Additional admissions requirements for international students:
Syracuse University has a rich and longstanding tradition of welcoming international students from all corners of the globe, fostering a dynamic, multicultural environment that enriches both the academic and social fabric of our campus.
To be considered for admission to Syracuse University, international students are required to complete a list of admission steps, which include submitting all official academic credentials, proof of English language proficiency and more.
Please visit International Undergraduate Requirements to learn more.
Scholarships & Awards
At Syracuse University, we are committed to making our top-ranked programs accessible to every qualified student. To support this, we offer various scholarship and financial aid options.
All undergraduate applicants are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships, awarded by the Admissions Committee based on academic achievement, regardless of financial need. These scholarships do not require repayment and are based on the following criteria:
- Academic credentials
- Performance on standardized tests
- Class rank
- Portfolio or audition results (if relevant)
- Leadership, community and extracurricular involvement
- Overall citizenship
In compliance with federal regulations, Syracuse University considers all financial aid resources when determining your eligibility for further assistance. Therefore, any scholarships or grants received from sources outside the university must be reported.
What Can You Do With a Dual Degree in Management and Technology?
Our Dual Degree in Management and Technology opens a wide array of career opportunities, equipping you with the skills to lead at the intersection of business strategy and technological innovation. Graduates are prepared to take on key roles in industries ranging from tech and consulting to finance and healthcare. As a versatile leader, you’ll be well-positioned to drive digital transformation, manage complex projects, and lead cross-functional teams.
Career opportunities
- Technology Manager
- Product Manager
- Digital Transformation Consultant
- IT Project Manager
- Data Scientist
- Cybersecurity Manager
- Business Intelligence Manager
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Find your place.
If you’re thinking tech school and imagining a bunch of people coding in silence, think again. Here, we’re focused not just on the technology itself, but how it is used. How humans interact with it, how it impacts society and business. And how it can be leveraged to drive change. Join our creative, innovative community of students and faculty who share your passion for new ideas and ways of doing things.
Expand Your Network.
The experiences we offer outside the classroom will help you build your confidence, your skills – and your resume. Work on consulting projects for real companies. Intern with companies like Disney or Microsoft. Travel across the globe and meet with the world’s most innovative companies. By the time you graduate, you’ll have the experience you need to land a career you love.
Grow Your Potential.
Combining your studies with business and technology gives you an advantage when starting your career. Our dual degree graduates often land the top-paying jobs. And that’s saying something, because we already have the highest average starting salaries and job placement rates at the university.
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Courses & Curriculum
The dual degree program with the Whitman School of Management combines one of our three iSchool degrees with your choice of degree program at Whitman.
The 141 credits can be taken a number of ways depending on your chosen iSchool and Whitman majors. Here’s one example of what your coursework might look like:
- 49 credits in Whitman Courses
- 31-34 credits in iSchool Major Courses
- 28 credits in Skills Courses
- 33 credits in Arts and Sciences Electives
- IDEA Requirement plus one upper division 3-credit IDEA course
- Internship
- Community Engagement
- Global awareness (2 courses)
Student Success Stories
Meet Our Alumni
Our alumni are a testament to the power of combining leadership, management, and technology in today’s dynamic world. Through their diverse careers, they’ve demonstrated how this unique dual degree can open doors to exciting opportunities and impactful roles. From leading innovative tech projects to driving strategic business initiatives, our graduates are making a difference across industries. Meet a few of our standout alumni who are shaping the future and inspiring the next generation of leaders.
iSchool Alum Finds Fulfillment in UX Work
Yuhong “Ellee” Chen ‘18 lives in New York City and works as a Senior User Experience (UX) designer at Synchrony, where she helps shape user experiences in the web servicing space.
Meet Our Experts
Our faculty and industry experts bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and innovation to the classroom. With expertise in both management and technology, they are committed to providing students with the tools and insights needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving business landscape. Through their mentorship and guidance, our experts help shape the next generation of leaders and innovators. Meet some of our distinguished faculty and professionals who are driving change and pushing the boundaries of knowledge in their respective fields.
Laurie Ferger
Bruce Kingman
Jasmina Tacheva
How to Apply
The application process for the Bachelor’s Degree in Information Management and Technology program is quick and easy through the Common Application or Coalition Application (powered by Scoir) for both domestic and international students.
- Review Enrollment Options and Application Deadlines.
- View Your Application Checklist
- Domestic Applicants (U.S. citizen or permanent U.S. resident)
- International Applicants
- Complete the Common Application or Coalition Application powered by Scoir and submit it to Syracuse University.
- Check for Additional College-Specific Requirements
- Submit Standardized Test Scores (If Applicable)
- For students applying for Fall 2024, Spring 2025, Fall 2025, or Spring 2026, SAT/ACT scores are optional.
- Students who choose to submit scores can provide either self-reported or official scores.
- Self-Reporting Scores: You may enter your scores via the Common or Coalition Application. Be sure to report them exactly as you receive them.
- Official Scores: If you decide to send official scores, use the following codes:
SAT: 2823, ACT: 2968
If you have any questions or need assistance throughout the process, feel free to reach out; members of our team will be happy to assist you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it possible to customize the course selection to align with specific career goals?
Yes! At Whitman, you can choose a major from both the Whitman School of Management and our other programs. This allows you to tailor your course selection to fit your career goals. Whitman offers majors like Management, Marketing, and Finance, while our other programs provide options such as Data Analytics, Information Management, and Technology, giving you the flexibility to create a path that suits your interests and aspirations.
Is it worth getting a dual degree in management and technology?
Absolutely. A dual degree equips you with a unique skill set that is highly valued by employers in today’s tech-driven business environment, opening doors to diverse and impactful career opportunities.
How challenging is it to complete a dual degree program?
While the dual degree program is rigorous, it is designed to be manageable, allowing you to complete it in the same time frame as a single major with proper time management and dedication.
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