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Yes, earning an MBA is a great idea!

There are many benefits to earning an MBA. An MBA in technology management can help prepare you for a variety of jobs in many industries including software development, banking, healthcare, government, schools and more. The technology field continues to expand, offering new career opportunities. In addition, the business foundation of an MBA can help you feel confident leading individuals and teams.

If you enjoy both the business world and IT and want to develop your leadership skills, an MBA in technology management could be a great fit.

Technology management professionals, such as IT managers, help organizations assess and implement short and long-term tech needs. This can include software, hardware, and telecommunications. They provide executive guidance on how to best use technology to help business operations run efficiently.

While technology managers possess the expertise to carry out specific IT-related tasks, they generally delegate these tasks and focus on supervision and larger initiatives.

Projects IT managers may oversee include:

  • Data security
  • Hardware and software upgrades
  • Vendor selection and negotiation
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Herzing is starting a new RN to MSN program that’s designed for registered nurses who want to further their career with a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. It provides a pathway for nurses who don’t need a bachelor’s degree and are pursuing a position that requires an advanced degree.

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Herzing’s Vice President of Financial Aid & Compliance Kevin McShane has been appointed to serve on Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers’ Task Force on Student Debt. The new Task Force was created to address the growing levels of student debt across the state by assessing the causes of student debt, providing long-term strategies to reduce education-related debt, and finding ways to improve loan education.

The first meeting of the task took place virtually on May 13, 2020.

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Herzing University campuses nationwide have stepped up to help healthcare workers who are on the frontlines of the most challenging healthcare crisis in many decades.

Herzing, which graduates thousands of nurses and other healthcare professionals each year, has donated much-needed personal protection equipment (PPE) to hospitals nationwide, provided volunteer help to healthcare providers and purchased meals to local healthcare professionals.