General Information
Graduate Studies
More than ever before, information technology specialists need a deeper understanding of their field.
Carleton University’s School of Information Technology offers graduate students a unique, tech-focused education that combines innovation, creativity, and hands-on experience. Located in Ottawa, Canada, the program specializes in digital media, HCI, accessibility, simulations and games, user experience, artificial intelligence and network technologies, equipping students with advanced skills for dynamic, in-demand fields. Students benefit from Carleton’s expert faculty, cutting-edge labs, and research opportunities that encourage industry collaboration and practical problem-solving. Whether interested in digital media, AI and data science, cybersecurity, or networking technology, students gain essential technical expertise and a competitive edge for careers in academia, the tech industries, and beyond.
Programs and Degrees
Master’s and PhD degrees offered by the School of Information Technology address the needs of industry and society in this area, providing students with the skills they will need to succeed in this demanding and ever evolving field.
We offer three master’s degree programs, as well as a PhD program.
Our Master’s Programs:
Master of Applied Science in Digital Media
Graduate Studies Apply Now Thesis-Based Masters Key Details 2.0 core course credits 0.5 elective course credits 2.5 credits Master`s Thesis Optional cybersecurity specialization Location On…
Master of Applied Science in Networking
Graduate Studies Apply Now Thesis-Based Masters Key Details 1.5 core course credits 1.0 elective credits 2.5 credits Master`s Thesis 6-term program Optional cybersecurity specialization Location…
Master of Networking Technology
Graduate Studies Apply Now Course-Based Masters Key Details 2.5 core course credits 2.5 elective credits 6-term program Optional cybersecurity specialization Location On campus. Enrolment Full…
We also offer specializations for these degrees, including cybersecurity and data science. And we work with 13 other units on campus on collaborative, interdisciplinary degrees in Human-Computer Interaction and Data Science and Analytics.
Check out some of the past theses from students that have recently graduated from our program.