MA/MS in Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management

The Master of Information Systems Management at BYU Marriott prepares graduates for professional careers in information systems. Coursework emphasizes hands-on practice in designing and implementing information systems, alongside management subjects that round out the technical training. Two routes lead to the degree. Current BYU undergraduates in information systems can enter a five-year integrated sequence. Applicants who already hold a technical bachelor's degree can instead take a twelve-month version of the program. A student with a bachelor's in information systems, or an equivalent skill set backed by experience, completes 33.5 credits spread across two or three semesters. The program site also lists admissions details, curriculum, flowcharts, course descriptions, job placement figures and core competencies for prospective students. Students can use these pages to compare the integrated and standalone options.