Concordia University of Edmonton has launched a Master of Science in Information Technology program. The MScIT will teach students how to identify and deal with complex and unpredictable professional IT environments as they develop the necessary soft skills to communicate ideas, issues, and conclusions to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. The program includes an industry internship designed to enhance students’ skills and real-world experience. “There is a demand and vibrant labour market for IT professionals across our province and country,” said Concordia Edmonton Dean of Science Patrick Kamau. “We look forward to welcoming our first MScIT students in September and seeing all that they accomplish throughout their professional careers.”
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