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Learn how technology, communication and data shape organizations. Whether your interests lean toward cybersecurity, data analytics, enterprise systems or communication strategy, you’ll build practical experience solving business challenges.
The Business Information Systems department is built for students who like solving problems, understanding how things work and figuring out how to make them work better.
Some students arrive interested in cybersecurity or data. Others discover they enjoy managing projects, improving processes or helping organizations communicate during change and growth. The common thread is learning how business and technology work together and where you fit into that picture.
Classes include simulations, collaborative projects and opportunities to work through challenges that reflect the kinds of decisions organizations face every day.
Because technology keeps changing, the goal isn’t just to teach tools. It’s to help you build adaptability, communication skills and the confidence to keep learning long after graduation.
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Business Information Systems students learn by doing. From simulations and enterprise systems to cybersecurity and analytics, these experiences help connect classroom learning to the kinds of challenges organizations face every day.
Information security analyst roles are projected to grow 29% over the next decade, with computer and information systems management roles projected to grow 15%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The BIS department includes programs connected to technology, systems, communication and organizational problem-solving at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Whether you already know what direction you want to pursue or you’re still exploring, there’s room to discover what fits your strengths and goals.
