Management Information Systems

Learn about information technology and how it impacts the strategy and objectives of an organization.

Management Information Systems (On Campus Program)

Students majoring in Management Information Systems will have a balanced combination of business and information systems courses.

The program is designed to teach students about technologies supporting organizational strategic and decision-making processes.

Simpson’s management information systems degree provides an understanding of the connections between business processes and information technologies to analyze and design business processes and systems to enable organizations to work toward solving their business needs and objectives.

A student cannot get a Computer Information Systems Major in addition to the Management Information Systems Major.

A student cannot get a Business Management Major in addition to the Management Information Systems Major.

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Why Simpson College for Management Information Systems?

Gain knowledge of information technology and how it impacts an organization's objectives and strategy

Through a balanced combination of business-related and information systems-related courses, you will explore how people, technology, and organizations are interconnected to support business and systems process analysis. This program is similar to Computer Information Systems but has less of a programming emphasis and more of a business emphasis.