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Management Information Systems
With A degree in management information systems you hold a bachelor of science in business. As a business major you will have the ability to identify business problems. As an MIS major you will have the ability to design, develop, and implement technical solutions to these problems.
Our professors hold PhD’s in the discipline. Additionally, the department boasts a variety of real world experience and emphasizes “hands on” projects for students. Courses included are not limited to:
The MIS degree is very versatile and could be applied to careers in almost any discipline that needs technical problem solutions.
A cutting-edge and explosively growing field, Management Information Systems can be a promising education path for the tech-savvy, but before committing to a degree program, it’s important to research the facts, such as career options and the typical MIS degree salary. A degree in Management Information Systems combines programming and computer science with business and management strategies, preparing graduates for careers in computer systems analysis, database administration and network administration. For problem solvers passionate about technology – not just for technology’s own sake but for the solutions it can provide for people – an MIS degree is worth exploring. As ever-evolving computers and technologies continue to change the way the world does business, the demand for MIS degree graduates will continue to grow. In fact, the U.S. Department of Labor predicts a much higher than average rate of growth for the MIS field over the next decade.
An MIS (management information systems) major finds jobs in the wide array of tasks that are required to create and sustain complex financial computer systems. Many positions are attainable with a bachelor's degree in MIS or a related field, such as information science or computer science. Master's degree programs in MIS are also available, including MBA programs, and can open advanced career opportunities.
Our professors hold PhD’s in the discipline. Additionally, the department boasts a variety of real world experience and emphasizes “hands on” projects for students. Courses included are not limited to:
- Visual Basic Programming
- Database Management
- Telecommunications
- Web Page Design (E-Commerce)
- Project Management
The MIS degree is very versatile and could be applied to careers in almost any discipline that needs technical problem solutions.
A cutting-edge and explosively growing field, Management Information Systems can be a promising education path for the tech-savvy, but before committing to a degree program, it’s important to research the facts, such as career options and the typical MIS degree salary. A degree in Management Information Systems combines programming and computer science with business and management strategies, preparing graduates for careers in computer systems analysis, database administration and network administration. For problem solvers passionate about technology – not just for technology’s own sake but for the solutions it can provide for people – an MIS degree is worth exploring. As ever-evolving computers and technologies continue to change the way the world does business, the demand for MIS degree graduates will continue to grow. In fact, the U.S. Department of Labor predicts a much higher than average rate of growth for the MIS field over the next decade.
An MIS (management information systems) major finds jobs in the wide array of tasks that are required to create and sustain complex financial computer systems. Many positions are attainable with a bachelor's degree in MIS or a related field, such as information science or computer science. Master's degree programs in MIS are also available, including MBA programs, and can open advanced career opportunities.
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Quick Facts: Human Resources Specialists |
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$58,350 per year $28.06 per hour |
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Bachelor's degree |
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None |
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482,000 |
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5% |
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22,000 |
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Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/human-resources-specialists.htm)
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New MIS Program
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