Graduate ready for today's business environment
The Management Information Systems (MIS) undergraduate program offers a comprehensive curriculum that bridges business and technology, preparing students for the digital transformation of modern enterprises. Our curriculum integrates hands-on experience with industry-standard tools, international perspectives through study abroad opportunities, and a capstone project that synthesizes theoretical knowledge with practical application. Graduates emerge prepared for roles such as business analysts, data scientists, cybersecurity specialists, and IT consultants across various industries.
Our Concentrations
Data Analytics Concentration
Data Analytics explores data visualization and predictive analytics. Students often work in consulting roles as well as analyzing data.
Information Technology Concentration
The Information Technology concentration prepares students for IT support, networking, and/or server administration.
Web Developent Concentration
Students typically are employed as web masters. Students in this area are strongly encouraged to minor in computer science to get more programming experience.
Key Benefits of this Degree
- Students in our program get hands-on experience with technologies such as SAP, PowerBI, Tableau, PHP, SQL Server, and LabSim.
- Go beyond the classroom by completing an internship. Students taking CBIS 4605, CSCI 2960, CSCI 4960, or MMIS 6805 can request from the department chair or faculty internship coordinator to use an upcoming internship as academic credit for one of these courses.
- In addition to our concentrations above, you can choose to add a business oriented concentration to your degree. Students can choose from Logistics and Transportation, Human Resources Management, or Sales as optional concentrations.
- Interested in Financial Technologies? Specialize your degree by taking FinTech courses as part of the Georgia Fintech Academy.
What can my career look like with this degree?
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Additional Career Information
Learn more about careers available to management information systems majors.