The postgraduate programs in various areas of Technology at Presbyterian University Mackenzie bring together professionals active in the market, with strong academic backgrounds. These professionals bring current content and discussions into the classroom, focusing on the contemporary landscape of digital and disruptive business.

The School of Computing and Informatics houses an advanced research center in partnership with one of the world’s leading technology companies, as well as cutting-edge laboratories dedicated to research in emerging technologies.

Our programs are built around innovation—a strong hallmark of the University throughout its history—highlighting key differentiators such as designing learning solutions tailored to specific business challenges. This includes content aligned with practical exercises conducted in real corporate environments and the use of the most innovative technologies to prepare students for the new mindsets required for managing organizations in digital and disruptive business environments, with a strong focus on organizational transformation, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

Specialization courses are offered in both in-person and digital formats. The in-person courses stand out for the learning experience that includes rich interaction during class, breaks, and after class, enabling greater faculty presence in students’ daily learning and fostering interaction among classmates—creating an ideal environment for networking and exchanging corporate experiences with peers and instructors.

In the digital courses, students benefit from direct contact with the University's professors assigned to each course. This is facilitated through a weekly synchronous session, lasting up to one hour, for clarification of doubts and deeper exploration of learning topics. These sessions are complemented by a variety of asynchronous content, including video lectures, e-books, podcasts, and additional learning materials.