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Master in Management of Information and Communication Technologies

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Objective


The Master's in Information and Communication Technologies Management (MGTIC) is a professional program aimed at enhancing professional life by providing knowledge and experiences in one of four areas of specialization: Databases, Management, Network Connectivity, or Software Development. The MGTIC is an educational program tailored to the needs of a globalized environment, allowing for interaction with other fields of knowledge. Throughout the academic journey, students will have the opportunity to undertake a professional internship, where they will initiate a project within a public or private sector organization, guided by mentors from both the organization and the university. In this way, creativity and ingenuity will help solve a real workplace problem. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to participate in student mobility programs, attend national and international conferences, through agreements the university has with various organizations and universities.

Why study with us?

Innovative Program

High Educational Level

Flexible Schedules

Duration of 4 Semesters

Program

Admission Profile

Academic Degree

Professional title in some area related to Information Technology. Graduates from other areas who have advanced knowledge in ICT, may enter with prior authorization from the Selection Committee.

Knowledge

Depending on the area of ​emphasis that the applicant wishes to study, knowledge will be required in one of the following topics: software development, databases, network fundamentals, administrative process. In addition to reading and comprehension of the English Language endorsed by 400 TOEFL points or its equivalent in current TOEIC.​

Skills and Attitudes

  • Possess skills for exposing their ideas.
  • Ability to identify, understand, analyze and synthesize information.
  • Ability to make constructive criticism.
  • Problem solving and decision making skills.
  • Creativity, personal organization and teamwork.
  • Ethical and moral values.

Graduate Profile

Overall Competition

The graduate of the Master's Degree in Information and Communication Technology Management will have the ability to plan, organize, develop, direct, control, propose and implement innovative technological projects in organizations, generating solutions that contribute to their competitiveness. , through the application of cutting-edge methodologies and techniques in the field of ICT within an ethical, responsible and sustainable social framework.

Specific competencies by area of ​emphasis.​

  • Management: Graduates from the Master's Degree in Information and Communication Technology Management will have the ability to plan, organize, develop, direct, control, propose and implement innovative technological projects in organizations, generating solutions that contribute to the competitiveness of the same, through the application of cutting-edge methodologies and techniques in the field of ICT within an ethical, responsible and sustainable social framework.
  • Software development: The graduate will be competent to develop and manage information systems based on computers, through current development methodologies and technologies, to provide effective solutions that add value, being proactive, creative, responsible, committed and ethical.
  • Database: The graduate must be able to propose, implement, manage digital communication systems, for the generation and transmission of information, in a reliable and secure manner, through communication protocols and standards, with a service attitude, discipline, responsibility and creativity.
  • Telematics: The graduate must be able to propose, implement, and manage digital communication systems, for the generation and transmission of information, in a reliable and secure manner, through protocols and communication standards, with an attitude of service, discipline, responsibility and creativity.


Occupational Field

The graduate of the Master's Degree in Information and Communication Technology Management is a professional with a solid accumulation of knowledge and technical skills that will allow them to apply them in a highly competitive professional practice. You will be able to solve problems through methodologies and technological tools in the public and private sectors.


MGTIC graduates have a wide range of possibilities to apply their knowledge and skills, developing technological development or applied research projects in any institution in our society.

Open Call

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Important Dates

Entrega de documentos vía web

https://sigap.sistemasfca.mx/


Recepción de

 documentos

Until June 26, 2026


Examen de

 Conocimientos

 09 de junio de 2026



Entrevistas

12 de junio de 2026


Results

July 2026




Income Requirements for Nationals​




Send documentation in PDF Format
 It is required to have completed a degree, preferably in an area related to the specialty.

 ​-Application Form with photograph
 -Title of a degree related to ICT or related areas (submitted to the Selection Committee)
 -Certificate of Bachelor's studies
 -Institutional TOEFL certificate of 430 points
 -Letter of intent of reasons with arguments for enter postgraduate (Two pages maximum) 
-Letter of proposal for Terminal Work project, if associated with any of the following lines of research: Information Technology, Telematics and Technological Management.
 -Curriculum Vitae with recent photograph 
-Birth certificate 
-Professional Degree Certificate 
 -Unique Population Registry Code (CURP)
 -Two letters of recommendation -Submit Psychometric Exam (online) 
-Submit Knowledge Exam (online)
-Take the TOEFL Exam (if you have not obtained it) 
 -Appear for an interview before the Program's Postgraduate Studies Committee.
-Take the TOEFL exam (if not already obtained) 
-Attend an interview with the Graduate Studies Committee of the Program

Income Requirements for Foreigners

 
For foreign applicants, they are also required to: 

-Demonstrate sufficient knowledge of the Spanish language, when this is not the applicant's mother tongue. 
-Demonstrate your legal stay in Mexico through the formats established by the corresponding National Migration Institute, duly legalized. 
-Demonstrate economic solvency for their maintenance during their academic stay in Mexico for at least six months. 
-Present an international insurance for medical expenses for one month that covers your stay until the student is enrolled in the academic program. 
-Medical certificate. 
-Any case or situation not contemplated in this document will be resolved by the Postgraduate Studies Committee.


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Curriculum Map

Lines of Research 

Technology Management

-Management

Information Technology

-Databases
- Software Development

Telematics

-Connectivity and Networks

Teachingt Staff 

Dr. Eduardo Ahumada Tello

Coordinator of the Master's in Management of Information and Communication Technologies. 

Email:  eahumada@uabc.edu.mx

 

PhD. Margarita Ramírez Ramírez​

Director of the Faculty of Accounting and Administration, Doctor in Education, Leader of the Consolidated Academic Body “Information and Communication Technologies in Decision Making".


Email: maguiram@uabc.edu.mx

Dr. Nora del Carmen Osuna Millán

Deputy Director of the Faculty of Accounting and Administration, Doctor in Education, Member of the Consolidated Academic Body “Complexity, management of innovation and knowledge: theory and applications "

Email: nora.osuna@uabc.edu.mx

PhD. Beatriz Ramírez Moreno

Doctor in Education, Member of the Consolidated Academic Body “Information and Communication Technologies in Decision Making".

Email: ramirezmb@uabc.edu.mx

PhD. Esperanza Manrique Rojas​

Coordinator of Planning and Quality Assurance, Doctor in Education, Member of the Consolidated Academic Body “Information and Communication Technologies in Decision Making".

Email: emanrique@uabc.edu.mx

PhD. Ricardo Fernando Rosales Cisneros

Director of the Center for Complexity Studies of Baja California, Doctor in Administrative Sciences, Leader of Academic Body, “ Complexity, management of innovation and knowledge: theory and applications ”

Email: ricardorosales@uabc.edu.mx

Mtro. Ricardo Osorio Miranda

Professor at FCA Tijuana, Master's in Administration, Specialist in Finance, Managing Partner of Grupo RIXO. 

Email: rosorio@uabc.edu.mx

 Dr. José Manuel Villegas Izaguirre

Professor at FCA Tijuana, PhD in Technological Development, Member of the "Industrial Processes" Academic Body

Email: villegas_josemanuel@uabc.edu.mx

Ing. Juan Fco. Magallón Rangel​

Vicepresidente Nacional de Educación y Vinculación Empresarial COMEV, Director de Centro Nacional de Evaluación Profesional ESADEN-CONOCER México, Socio Inversionista Grupo Empresarial SINEG.

Email: juan.magallon@uabc.edu.mx

Dr. Jesús Manuel Niebla Zatarain

Professor at FCA Tijuana, Doctor of Law from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, in the area of Legal Informatics, Applied Artificial Intelligence to Law. 

Correo: jmnieba@gmail.com



Linkage

The program in general and the study plan in particular, establish as an important premise to properly guide the activities of both teachers and students, to promote and achieve "the constant flow of academic, scientific and cultural products and services" through the link with the productive sector, either through an adequate training of professionals who will be properly inserted in their jobs, or in the elaboration of agreements that allow the development of technological projects that solve specific problems of the companies or general ones of the region.

To offer MGTIC students interaction with real projects and experience the workplace, the program includes collaboration agreements with organizations from the productive, social and governmental sectors. Such linkage agreements will allow students to contribute and receive knowledge when carrying out stays, projects or professional practices under the supervision of the professors of the core of the program.

The program currently has the following potential agreements to develop:​



Indicators

Current Enrollment

1st Semester

Degree Index

87%

Dropout Rate

 8%

Terminal Efficiency

95%

Coordination

MEXICALI

Faculty of Administrative Sciences​
PhD. Roberto Carlos Valdés Hernández
Email: valdes.roberto@uabc.edu.mx
 

TIJUANA

Faculty of Accounting and Administration
Dr. Eduardo Ahumada Tello
Email: mgtic.fcatij@uabc.edu.mx
 

ENSENADA

Faculty of Administrative and Social Sciences​
PhD. Karina Caro Corrales
Email: mgtic.fcays@uabc.edu.mx  


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