The MS in Technology, Management, & Leadership (MSTML) is designed to equip you with the skills and the growth mindset needed to manage technology and lead change. Whether you are in a product, project, or software management role, a data or business analyst, a consultant, or even working in R&D or as a scientist, the MSTML will help you develop the confidence to take the next step in your management and leadership career in the technology sector.
This program addresses the unique challenges facing today’s technology professionals: the need to balance technical excellence with strategic thinking, to translate complex innovations into business value, and to lead diverse teams through rapid digital transformation. Students gain practical frameworks for making data-informed decisions, driving product strategy, and building high-performing technical organizations.
If you currently work in or aspire to enter dynamic technology-related fields, the MSTML provides comprehensive preparation for leadership roles. The program’s distinctive features include:
Explore additional opportunities to enhance your MSTML experience with program supplements that fit your goals:
The MSTML program accelerates career advancement for technology professionals. Students develop the strategic thinking and leadership capabilities needed to drive digital transformation and lead technology initiatives across all sectors.
MSTML graduates excel in diverse technology leadership roles—from product management and data science to digital strategy and technology consulting—equipped with both the technical depth and business acumen to shape organizational strategy and drive implementation.
At Tufts University, we believe every qualified applicant deserves the opportunity to pursue graduate study. We are dedicated to helping you understand your financial options and to ensuring that graduate education at Tufts is both accessible and within reach.
Tuition costs for this graduate program are billed at a per credit rate:
| Estimated Tuition for MS Program | |
|---|---|
| Tuition* | $1,799 per credit |
| Total Credits Required | 30 |
| Enrollment Status | Full-Time: 3-4 courses per semester (9-12 credits) Part-Time: 1-2 courses per semester (3-6 credits) |
| Estimated Tuition per Semester | Full-Time: $16,191 - $21,588 per semester (9-12 credits) Part-Time: $5,397 - $10,794 per semester (3-6 credits) |
| Estimated Total Tuition* | $53,970 |
*Estimated based on 2025-2026 tuition rates. Rates are subject to change each academic year. For further information about the full cost of attendance, including additional fees and estimated indirect costs (housing, transportation, etc.), please visit Student Financial Services.
The Tufts University School of Engineering offers partial, merit-based tuition scholarships for the majority of our graduate and certificate programs. All applicants are automatically considered for these awards as part of our holistic admissions review process—no separate scholarship application or additional materials are required.
Additional funding opportunities may include Tufts Double Jumbo Scholarships for Tufts graduates, Bridge Program Scholarships for students and alumni from select partner institutions, and veteran and military education benefits for eligible service members and their dependents, including participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program.
To further support your investment in a Tufts graduate education, a range of financing options are available, including federal and private student loans. For more details, please visit our Graduate Financial Aid page.
Average Salary: $194K
Tufts University Alumni: 125,000+ worldwide
*Source: Tufts Gordon Institute's Career Impact Survey – average salary derived from 37 MSEM respondents. MSTML is a new program and salary outcomes may differ.
Research/Areas of Interest: New product development, technology strategy and innovation, digital imaging, technology trends, innovation.
Research/Areas of Interest: Business communication, public speaking, storytelling, self-reflective learning, inclusive and anti-racist pedagogy
Research/Areas of Interest: The influences of strategy, organizational design and capital formation on prolonged enterprise performance
Research/Areas of Interest: ethical leadership, social justice, and public speaking.
Research/Areas of Interest: Supply chain management, process improvement.
Research/Areas of Interest: International marketing, creative leadership, leadership development.
Research/Areas of Interest: Quantitative studies, operations and project management, business statistics and analytics, reliability analysis, supply chain design, design of experiments, six sigma.