Enterprise Architecture and Business Transformation

The Master of Professional Studies Program in Enterprise Architecture and Business Transformation (MPS/EABT) is a unique program designed for professionals aspiring to advance to roles with enterprise wide scope and authority, such as that embodied by an enterprise architect. The MPS/EABT provides a comprehensive educational experience in the principles and practice of enterprise architecture (EA) and integrates both business and enterprise technical knowledge. The program includes courses in:

• enterprise architecture foundations,
• business architecture,
• information technology architecture,
• enterprise security and risk architecture,
• organizational leadership,
• strategic management, and
• financial management.

1. KNOW Demonstrate knowledge of effective Enterprise Architecture concepts that align with business strategy.
2. APPLY/CREATE Design, develop and apply an effective risk strategy across the enterprise.
3. COMMUNICATE Communicate the value of Enterprise Architecture with business and technology stakeholders.
4. THINK Graduates will be able to think analytically and critically about the application of concepts and methods in enterprise architecture frameworks.
5. PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Understand the importance of effective modeling and project portfolio management in the Enterprise Architecture process.

Degree Requirements and Academic Credentials:
4-6 year Bachelor's Degree.
Official transcript; official certification of degree and date awarded; documents required in English only. Documents must be issued by the school with the official stamps and signature.

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