Management Information Systems is the study of the uses of computers in business. Students study both business and information technology and learn how to solve business problems using software, operating systems, networking, programming, and database management. Students learn to use technology as a key business driver to manage corporate information technology resources. During the application and management components of the program, students work in groups with community organizations and learn to develop actual project experiences.

UCAS course code: GL40

Level of study: Undergraduate degree

Tuition fees 2018/19:

Entry requirements: Grades CCC at A Level, or international equivalent. Grade C in GCSE Mathematics and Grade C in GCSE English Language, or international equivalents.

English language requirements: IELTS 6.0 with no component less than 5.5, or equivalent

Mode of study: Full-time classroom

Duration: 3 years

Assessment method: Individual and group-based practical assignments and presentations, formative and summative class tests, laboratory logbooks, exams and development of written reports

Program Contact: Don Lewicki. In our program, you'll get a broad IT background. You'll learn about programming applications, network development, systems design and analysis, Web technologies, multimedia applications, database development and systems administration. We'll prepare you to work in a team environment. To manage and lead companies and people in the translation of information technology into business opportunities and competitive advantages. You'll sit in small classes. You'll get individual attention from our industry-experienced faculty. You'll gain hands-on experiences in a lab, during at least one internship, and in research opportunities and a capstone course. Incoming students will be considered for special merit scholarships just for C.I.S.&T. freshmen, each worth $2,500 per year and renewable for four years. We have a lot to offer and will help you go well beyond expectations. For example, Nnedimma Ugochukwu studied Mandarin at Fudan University in Shanghai then interned at Google. 100% of our C.I.S.&T. graduates in 2015 are either working or in graduate school. Not only will you know information technology but you'll know the power of information technology. And if you know the power of information technology, you have a long and exciting professional career ahead of you. In fact, our program will prepare you for three of the 10 best careers for recent college graduates:... [-]

Bachelor of Science (Honours) Business Information Systems is a three-year full time course. The BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems aims to develop skills in the areas of systems analysis, web, mobile and database development as well as provides wide range of optional modules from the finance, marketing and human resource management building awareness of a wide range of managerial and organisational issues. The underlying philosophy of the course is to emphasize the close relationship between information technology and business with the application of the relevant theory underpinning IT enabled business practices.

It is for those who wish:

These degree programs are also available online.

It’s an exciting time to enter the field of Computer Information Systems (CIS). Since 2003, careers in Information Technology have grown by 37%. IT professionals can be found in virtually all industries, including health, fashion, music, finance, hospitality, non-profit, and government.

The Associate (AS) and Bachelor's (BS) degree programs in Computer Information Systems (CIS) focus on developing employable technologists. Monroe teaches students to apply what they have learned and to be adaptable in a constantly changing technological world. The curriculum focuses on developing four important competencies: technical skills, business skills, industry experience and certifications. The program is geared to respond to new technologies, such as wireless communications, 3D virtual reality networks, grid processing and cryptography.... [-]

The study of business informatics provides students with a future-proof, broad and solid foundation based on the fields of computer science and business economics. The knowledge and skills acquired during the degree are excellent preparation for positions in various businesses, the public sector, corporate networks and institutions, and their possible applications are diverse. Possible spheres of activity include:

Our Informatics program is designed to prepare students for a wide range of endeavors in information fields including information management and technology, research and information services, information security, and information science. The mission of this program is to provide students with a broad-based and sophisticated understanding of information and its technology, preparing them for careers in the rapidly emerging field defined as "informatics."

With courses in network security, digital forensics, and data mining, you will benefit from hands-on learning experiences. Students have participated in cyber defense competitions and a capstone experience that includes working with a local business to create a solution for a real-world problem. The Department of Mathematics & Informatics is a member of the Microsoft Academic Alliance and a CompTIA Academic Partner.... [-]

Faculty

Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

Program Description

The program aims to place graduate students in professional career belong to information system and management. The students are expected to lead and promote the use of information technology and their application to business. M.I.S. graduate is expected to be managers, team leaders or even project managers in their establishment.

Facilities

The IT programs have five computers labs equipped with the most modern and advanced software and hardware that students need to apply and train what they learn if the different IT programs

Industry

The program establishes an excellent relationship with the local community and the private sector. This relationship is built on trust collaboration and coordination. The program was conceived with intention to incorporate projects from local community and the private sector especially the graduation project... [-]

The Computer Science (Systems Engineering) program aims to combine key aspects of computer science and system engineering fields. This programme is for students seeking to become proficient in the computer science and systems engineering fields whilst focusing on a wide range of development skills and business-oriented intelligent integrated solutions.

You will learn high-level programming languages; program design; system development; software design methodologies; database design and management; web technologies.

You will also gain knowledge and hands-on experience in multisensory signal processing and fusion techniques and the design of programmable systems used for both specialist and general purpose computing.... [-]

Duration: 8 semesters, 4 years

Language: English

Degree Awarded: Bologna accredited Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (240 ECTS)

Nowadays, computers are essential in businesses for management of vital information. Every day is gaining importance innovation and the application and management of technology to create value for a business in this increasingly fierce competition in global markets.

Furthermore, technology is essential in our daily lives: laptops, mobile phones, websites, medical records, online shopping, smart houses, etc. With every single use of technology, a new record containing information related to a certain activity can potentially be tracked. Everything that is measurable can be digitally stored. Therefore, it is easy to imagine the huge amount of data available for big multinationals, hospitals, governments, airports or research laboratories among many others institutions. Being able to analyze and learn as much as possible from all this data is a real challenge in the IT community in order to improve elements such as cost-related procedures, customers’ assessment or global human health.... [-]

We offer our students diverse courses that cover basic skills and concepts that they will need upon graduation irrespective of the type of job they pursue.

In addition to the specific skills students learn in our M.I.S. courses, they are exposed to:

Successful graduates of our program can choose from a variety of rewarding professional opportunities:... [-]

The Information Systems (Web Technologies) program enables students to apply theoretical concepts to solve real-life problems related to web/mobile and information systems. Courses cover the principles of information systems, including design, implementation, and security, as well as providing hands-on experience - building event-driven graphical user interface applications using industry-standard tools, integrating database management functionality, assessing web and e-commerce applications strategy and needs - that equips students to effectively respond to market demand and industry trends.

General Objectives

Are you interested in programming? Do you want to develop software for the various areas? Do you like working in a team? Then you should like further information about a Bachelor of Science program in Informatics (BSI). The term “informatics” is the study and practice of storing, finding, creating, manipulating and sharing information. Informatics is the science of computer information systems. As an academic field, it involves the practice of information processing, and the engineering of information systems. Everywhere Software can be found, either in the washing machine, the TV. To meet this challenge are complex software systems and people who can develop these needs (developers). Software solutions are to be reliable, fast and easy to operate.... [-]

The Management Information Systems (M.I.S.) major is an interdisciplinary program designed for individuals interested in business and who enjoy technological opportunities. Northwest professors focus on three core areas: system analysis, system design, and project management that prepares students to take leadership roles focused on teamwork, customer service, and data analysis.

Students gain knowledge of business, software development and management skills with computing and business professionals.

For transfer students completing a vocational or technical Associate of Applied Science or Associate of Science degree from a regionally accredited community college, a Bachelor of Applied Science with an emphasis in Management Information Systems is available. Please contact Nancy Zeliff (nzeliff@nwmissouri.edu or 660.562.1292) for more information. ... [-]

The integration of Computing (IT & Information Systems) and Business in the School of Information Systems is a powerful combination in enhancing one’s skills for the future: programming and coding provide logical thinking and problems solving skills; and business analysis, innovation, and go-to-market strategy transform ideas into reality. 88% of our students gain global exposure through internships, projects, and exchange programmes; 98% possess a second major or double degree; they founded or co-founded 50% of all SMU start-ups, many becoming technopreneurs.

They are confident to be involved in our SMART nation initiatives – from Big-data Analytics, Cyber Security, Data Privacy, Urban Management and Sustainability, Ageing, Financial Services Technology to Smart-City Management and Technology.... [-]