About the program
The Management Information Systems (MIS) program aims to develop the necessary capabilities of students to analyze and develop innovative technological solutions that support business processes and strategic decision-making in modern organizations. Organizations today are looking for professionals who can bridge the gaps between business and information technology. Therefore, the Management Information Systems (MIS) program focuses on linking administrative concepts and computing requirements within organizations .
The importance of management information systems software in the daily operations of companies is that these systems work with people, organizations, and technologies and manage the relationships between them. The MIS program covers a wide range of topics that include business analysis, technology project management, information systems design and development, database management, information security, information management, and others. Therefore, graduates of the MIS program possess a variety of skills and abilities that qualify the to work in the field of information systems management.
Graduates of the program can take on jobs such as directors of information systems departments, systems analysts, IT project managers, database administrators, information security analysts, systems integration managers, and others. Graduates can also work in the fields of consulting, technical support and data analysis. The program requires the completion of 133 academic hours, and includes a number of core courses in areas such as business administration, information technology, and computer science. Applied learning opportunities and training on modern tools and techniques in management information systems are provided .