Information Systems

The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (BSIS) program provides an opportunity for undergraduate students to major in Information Systems, an integral part of business education in the United States. The program is designed to train students to work as systems analysts, database developers, web and mobile application developers, data analysts and internal and external consultants. BSIS provides core computing skills in programming, systems development, database, enterprise and web information systems, mobile app development, cloud computing and artificial intelligence applications in business. Undergraduate students at the School of Business may pursue a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems, or a Bachelor of Science in Business with a concentration in Information Systems and Technology Management. Students outside of the School of Business may pursue Information Systems as a second major.

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    Take Advantage of Next Door Opportunities

    Our undergraduates intern with the White House, the World Bank and other powerful institutions or with alumni at influential brokerages, corporations and nonprofits.

     

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    Learn from the Best

    What’s it like to have a former federal bank director or stock trader as your professor? Our students know firsthand.

     

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    Go Behind the Scenes—All Over the World

    Our students travel to the Olympics to study the economics behind the games, visit corporate boardrooms and pitch ideas to executives.

     

  • Where Academia Meets the Real Worldstudents in classroom with professor teaching at the front of the room

    Where Academia Meets the Real World

    We combine theory and practice. Many of our professors and guest lecturers are industry insiders with impressive real-world portfolios.