Management of Technology Concentration

The field of Management of Technology (MOT) develops professionals who allow large and small firms in the public and private sectors to excel in a technology-based economy.

Engaging in New Mexico economic development activities and generating world-class research in technology commercialization, the Anderson MOT program was recently ranked number 6 in the US among technology management programs and in the top 50 worldwide by the International Association of Management of Technology (IAMOT).

MOT Concentration Checklist

Download the MOT checklist for MBA students. Please use this worksheet as a guide to satisfy your graduation requirements. Check off the courses as you complete them to keep track of your progress.

Questions regarding concentration requirements should be addressed your MBA advisor or with the Accounting Faculty Concentration Advisor.

MOT Faculty Concentration Advisor

Suleiman


Steve Walsh
  • Steve Walsh
  • Distinguished Professor
  • Phone: (505) 277-8868
  • Office: ASM 2158


Department Contact Information

Leslie A. Boni
  • Leslie A. Boni
  • Department Chair
  • Phone: (505) 277-1485
  • Office: GSM 328G (outer door)


Vanessa G. Kline
  • Vanessa G. Kline
  • Administrative Assistant for FITE Department
  • Phone: (505) 277-3756
  • Office: ASM 2165


MBA Application Best Consideration Dates for Domestic Students

  • To start in the Fall apply by April 1. To receive a decision before registration opens, apply by February 1.
  • To start in the Spring apply by October 1. To receive a decision before registration opens, apply by September 1.
  • (no summer admission cycle)

MBA/MACCT Application Deadlines for International Students

Masters of Accounting (MACCT) Application Deadlines

  • To start in the Fall apply by April 1. To receive a decision before registration opens, apply by February 1.
  • To start in the Spring apply by October 1. To receive a decision before registration opens, apply by September 1.
  • (no summer admission cycle)