MA/MS in Information Science/Studies

This graduate program covers how information systems are analyzed, designed, built, managed and assessed, whether for people or for companies. Graduates learn to use information technology to make organizations more effective and to improve how they get value from data. Students apply design thinking, critical thinking and problem solving to meet current needs and plan for growth. The degree is offered through the Lewis College of Business and closes with a comprehensive assessment. Applicants need a bachelor's degree and prior programming coursework, or must take such a course in their first semester. Details on required courses, culminating experiences and admission procedures are listed in the graduate catalog. Prospective students should review those sections, contact the program coordinator with questions about fit and timing, and submit the application through the graduate admissions office before beginning coursework.