Master of Science Program in Digital and Information Technology

Most countries are entering the digital economy era in which digital and information technology have an impact on the operation of other industries. The current situation requires development and improvement in many areas for achievement. In response to this, the Master of Science Program in Digital and Information Technology can coach graduates who are ready to provide digital and information technology services to be ready to work in both the public and private sectors with modern knowledge, research skills, ethics, and the ability to apply them in organizations’ operations and social development.

Program Overview:

The program provides knowledge and crucial skills in response to the rapid development of digital and information technology innovation, and data and communication that may not have been necessary to study in the past. Digital and information technology have become essential fields of study since it plays a key role in daily life, such as artificial intelligence, information service, networking, cyber security, cloud computing, etc. The knowledge and skills from this science is essential for related industries such as medication design, bioinformatic, geographic information, forensic science, computational chemistry, and other fields.

Career Opportunity:

• Digital and information technology innovator
• Academic lecturer
• Software developer
• Systems architect
• Researcher in digital and information technology
• Digital tech entrepreneur

Program Structure

Plan 1 (Academic)             Not less than   36 credits

Plan 2 (Professional)         Not less than   36 credits

Plan 1 (Academic)

             Compulsory courses               21 credits

             Elective                                        3 credits

             Thesis                                        12 credits

             Total                                           36 credits

Plan 2 (Professional)

             Compulsory courses               21 credits

             Elective courses                         9 credits

             Independent Study                     6 credits

             Total                                           36 credits

             *Comprehensive Examination is required for Plan 2 (Professional)