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Ä¢¹½TV's online Master of Science in Management Information Systems program is a STEM-designated degree that explores the role of information systems in modern organizations, including technology infrastructure and technology’s role in both operations and strategy.

According to the , the job outlook for computer and information systems managers will increase by 17% through 2033, "much faster than average."

This degree program provides a comprehensive exploration of the key phases in the system development life cycle (SDLC), focusing on the practical application of system analysis and design in real-world business environments. You will explore hands-on planning, analyzing, designing, and implementing information systems, with a strong emphasis on structured methodologies and modern development practices.

The program includes an introduction to the field of information security and risk management, emphasizing both foundational concepts and practical applications. It introduces key security principles such as confidentiality, integrity and availability, alongside real-world strategies for protecting information assets across various domains including operational, physical, network, application and operating system security.

You will learn the fundamental principles, technologies and protocols that underpin modern data communication systems and networks with an emphasis on their application in business environments.

This 30-credit-hour course is offered through asynchronous online study. That means you study on your own time, offering the ultimate level of flexibility for the working professional who is looking to advance their career with a graduate degree.

Other benefits of OCU's Master of Science in Management Information Systems program include:

• Highly competitive tuition with upfront and transparent pricing.
• Meinders School of Business is AACSB-accredited, placing it in the top 4.5% of business schools in the world.
• Class size is limited to allow professors to focus upon honing communication and critical-thinking skills.
• Professors bring academic and real-world experience to the classroom.