What is information systems?
Information Systems are structured frameworks composed of people, processes, data and technology that work together to collect, process, store and disseminate information. By layering a graduate degree in Information Systems Management atop your existing background or undergraduate major, you will add a toolset that empowers you to bridge technical expertise with strategic insight. Whether your foundation is in business, health care, law, agriculture or architecture, this interdisciplinary edge positions you to drive meaningful impact in a digitally connected world.
what can a degree in information systems do for me?
The short answer is, whatever you can dream up.
A degree in Information Systems gives you the skills you need to revolutionize your organization or industry. Our curriculum features data management, statistics, leadership, problem solving, and economics and finance, equipping you to take your career to the next level.
These are some examples of the problems our Information Systems students have solved in their semester-long Capstone projects, during which they work with real-world clients: