Online - Management Information Systems
Are you fascinated by how technology shapes the business world? Management Information Systems (MIS) is the dynamic field and profession that sits at the exciting intersection of information and communication technologies and the business landscape.
MIS isn't just about computers; it's about leveraging technology to solve real-world business problems and give organizations a powerful competitive edge. It's a comprehensive discipline that equips students with the concepts and tools to analyze, design, plan, develop, and manage an organization's information resources.
What sets MIS apart? It emphasizes a management-focused, systems-level perspective. This means MIS professionals don't just see individual applications or technological products; they understand how everything fits together as a cohesive system. MIS graduates are uniquely skilled with a holistic view of business processes and are incredibly service-oriented. They excel at communicating client needs to IT staff, ensuring technology truly serves the business.
Beyond technical expertise, MIS education hones crucial people skills, project management abilities, and teamwork experience. While entry-level roles may sometimes overlap with computer science, MIS graduates are uniquely positioned for advancement into managerial positions, where they lead and direct the creation of innovative systems solutions for companies.
If you're ready to be the bridge between business strategy and technological innovation, MIS is your path to an impactful and rewarding career.
As a Management Information Systems major, students learn about:
- Translating business needs into effective technology solutions.
- Competencies for analyzing, designing, and governing organizational data and systems.
- How to cultivate a holistic, managerial view of how technology integrates across business processes.
- Essential leadership and collaboration skills necessary to manage complex tech projects.
- How to become the vital liaison who bridges the gap between executive strategy and technical implementation.
What type of roles can I get with this degree?
- Business Analyst
- IT Project Manager
- Data Analyst / Business Intelligence Developer
- Systems Analyst
- Cybersecurity Specialist / Information Security Analyst
- IT Consultant
- Database Administrator
- Information Systems Manager
- Social Media Analyst
- Digital Products Analyst
- Digital Marketing Specialist
To declare the Online major in Management Information Systems, students must have satisfied both the foreign language admission requirement (FLENT) and Civic Literacy, and achieved a minimum 2.5 GPA in the Pre-Business Foundation courses.
A minimum of 120 credit hours are required for the degree. Applications are accepted in any term.
Management Information Systems Resources:
Download the program sheet for your catalog year: Management Information Systems Major Program Sheets
Download the Admissions Policy to Majors in the College of Business
Visit the ITOM Department
Learn about the Graduate Programs offered by the College of Business