Message from the Director

In today's competitive business environment, change is the only constant. The bachelor's degree that was a milestone five years ago is rapidly fading into obsolescence. A graduate degree and its related business and technical skills may make the critical difference in your ability to compete for new positions, promotions and often a new career.

Florida Tech offers you the opportunity to advance your business career with a master's degree from a top-rated national university at convenient Orlando classrooms or online at the time and place of your choosing. If you wish to re-focus your career in a new specialized area such as project management, computer information systems, quality or supply-chain management, our graduate certificate programs may be just the ticket.

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Welcome to the Orlando Extended Studies site.

A graduate degree, and all the related business skills from acquiring new skills may make the critical difference in your selection or promotion for key management jobs. Begin a second career or improve on your present position. Now is the time to ensure that you will remain competitive in the business world.

Graduate programs offered at the Orlando site include master of science degrees in acquisition and contract management, computer information systems, engineering management, human resources management, operations management, project management, quality management, systems management and more. View the complete list of master's degree and graduate certificate programs offered in Orlando.

For complete driving directions a number of alternative routes are provided for individuals arriving from any point in Orlando. Contact the Orlando offices by phone (407) 629-7132 or email maguilar@fit.edu

What people are saying ...

"The faculty and administration at Florida Tech really care about educating students. As far as why I chose this Florida Tech program I’m currently employed at Lockheed Martin as a quality engineer… wanted to become more empowered… become a better quality engineer. If I could give someone any one bit of advice about seeking a master’s degree… I say got for it." -Kenneth W. Richards, M.S. Quality Management, Spring 2008