BA/BS in Information Science/Studies

Management Information Systems joins technology with business so graduates can address information-technology challenges inside organizations. The required courses span programming, networks, systems analysis, database design, information security and IT project management, together with accounting, finance, economics, marketing and management. Students also study how enterprise resource planning systems are configured and used. The business and technology school named for George Herbert Walker offers this STEM major online and at the St. Louis, Geneva and Tashkent campuses. As a bachelor's degree, it follows the university's baccalaureate rules, which combine the major with Global Citizenship Program courses and free electives. Transfer students and those weighing campus options should speak with an academic advisor. Applications are submitted online, and transcripts can be sent electronically to the admissions office. Course listings change by catalog year, so the current catalog should guide planning.