Management Information Systems (MIS) Degree | Colorado Christian University

_{Focus areas in the Information Systems Management degree include: management of information systems, Internet development and e-commerce, infrastructure and system planning, and information security.}
Information Systems Management Degree (B.S.)
Information Technology is pervasive in today's world and whether it might be virtual businesses, large multinational corporations, non-profit organizations, small businesses or entrepreneurial ventures they all need information systems management professionals to serve and support their information and technology needs.
The Information Systems Management degree at CCU integrates a holistic Christ-centered approach with technology and management to provide students with the knowledge, skills and tools needed to successfully build and support today's information systems driven organizations. Choosing an information technology degree career can be an exciting and rewarding role in 21st century technology and design.
Degree Quick Facts
120 credit hours
Apply up to 31 credits from your prior life and learning experiences
Major coursework can be completed over four semesters
Class Format:
Classes are typically completed in 5-week blocks.
Locations:
Online, Colorado Springs, Denver Tech Center, Grand Junction, Lakewood, Loveland, Northglenn, Sterling
Tuition:
$470 per credit hour. See Tuition and Fees for details.
Details:
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Related Programs
Master’s Degrees: MBA, MBA in Information Security
Certificates: Project Management
Minors: Information Systems, Operations Management
Focus areas in the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Information Systems Management degree include: management of information systems, Internet development and e-commerce, infrastructure and system planning, and information security.

Information Systems Management Degree Program Benefits

The information systems management (ISM) degree program is specially designed for adult students who are busy with work and family commitments.

Students can attend evening and weekend information systems management classes augmented by web based instruction and interaction.

Small class sizes encourage individualized learning and networking.

The program is taught in an accelerated format and can be completed in as little as 16 months by attending courses on week nights or weekends.

Students have direct access to professors who are also professionals in the field.

Graduates with an information systems management degree can find employment across industries and at a variety of levels.