Management of Information Systems

Overview

The Management of Information Systems program at Bellevue University will help you leverage your knowledge of people, data, and technology to answer the need for IS managers while advancing your career. The MS-MIS degree focuses on strategic information system technologies, preparing you with the skills required to analyze and manage these resources and to create strategies that align technology with an organization’s business objectives. You'll also analyze IT project management processes and policies, seeking ways to optimize and innovate.

As a busy professional you have a choice of flexible ways to complete your graduate degree. Bellevue University offers the MIS Master's degree online and in-class. In addition to MS-MIS core courses, you will choose a concentration from the following to align the degree closely to your career goals:

• Business Administration
• Business Analytics
• Cybersecurity
• Information Security Management
• Information Technology Project Management (GAC accredited program)

Elements of the degree are modeled from The Association for Computing Machinery for IS Management and Technology (ACM), with emphasis on real-world management issues. View the Project Management Student Performance Criteria

Program Outcomes

At successful completion of the Master’s in Management Information Systems, graduates will be able to:

• Evaluate current and future state information systems portfolios to optimize solutions in support of business initiatives.
• Engage in information system strategic planning that supports alignment with strategic business objectives.
• Apply key management concepts, decision making processes, and skills to build trust among stakeholders and optimize the performance of the organization.
• Analyze systems and business requirements to ensure alignment with the design, development, deployment, and operation of information systems and services.