In short, Management Information Systems as a discipline, studies people, organizations, and technology.

Today, organizations more and more rely on actionable information to make accurate decisions, rather than relying intuitions and gut feelings. It is estimated that the amount of data both structured (such as databases) and unstructured (such as videos and twitter posts) almost double every 2 years. However, actionable information at organizations' disposal is still scarce. Organizations constantly deploy tools, and develop programs that can improve their decision making capabilities. Organizations, therefore, search for employees that can bridge business activities with new technologies. These people that can interact, manage, or even develop such tools, or lead such programs.

Our program, Management Information Systems, aims at equipping our students with the state-of-the art in technology that is used and/or needed by today's organizations. Students develop their both managerial and technical skills, and learn how organizations use information to enhance their operations.

Career opportunities

Professionals who work in MIS must know about business operations, must be excellent problem shooters, must possess good interpersonal skills, and be open for learning. Below is a list of possible areas/titles where MIS graduates can work/assume:

Business Intelligence Analyst
Business Application Developer
IT Consultant
Systems Analyst
IT Development Project Leader
Database Administrator
Systems Developer
Web Developer
Network Administrator
Technical Support Specialist
Information Systems Manager
IT User Liaison Manager

Assoc. Prof. Enes Eryarsoy

Department Chair, Management Information Systems

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