Computer and information systems managers need a bachelor’s degree and at least five years of relevant professional experience. Some employers also require a graduate degree for this career.

Master’s in information systems programs may also require or prefer candidates to have prior work experience. Seasoned professionals may be exempt from GMAT or GRE requirements.

An information systems master's program may broadly examine information systems or take a more specialized approach. Some programs emphasize cybersecurity, data analytics and business applications ...

Accounting As an Information System. Most people invest their savings in mutual funds, meaning mutual funds management companies handle hundreds of billions of dollars from millions of clients. It ...

Management information systems give decision-makers the data they need to fulfill their responsibilities. Such systems provide background, current data and trend analysis so the manager has data ...

Information Systems is the study of how to use software and hardware to collect, process, store, analyze and disseminate data across an organization or business. As the amount of available information ...

Drexel University's Information Systems programs are interdisciplinary programs designed to equip students with the necessary domain knowledge and practical skills to thrive in the dynamic field of ...

About the program: UMC's 120-credit information technology management bachelor's program includes courses in database management systems, systems security, and management information systems.

Shock rippled through higher education technology circles last month when the Ohio State University announced it would drop a key facet of its partnership with the software vendor Workday, abandoning ...

Eduventures research indicates that the student information system (SIS), the decades-long standard for collecting, tracking and reporting student data, may once again be poised for evolution. Most ...