Management Information Systems
Bachelor of Business Administration
Why should I choose UWG's Management Information Systems program?
- Accredited by AACSB International, a distinction that recognizes the high level of excellence and commitment to student success
- Excellent faculty who have practical work experience and who really care about you and your future and are committed to providing “educational excellence in a personal environment”
- High-quality liberal arts based educational foundation
- Superior academic program - all major courses are taught by full-time faculty
- RCOB programs and initiatives dedicated to preparing responsible, ethical leaders
- RCOB faculty recognized among leading teachers and researchers in the country
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Students represent diverse cultural, social, and economic groups
Are there any special opportunities available?
- Internships and co-op employment opportunities are available to gain valuable experience. (See RCOB Internships and Professional Practice Guidelines)
- International Business Summer Studies Program
What can I do after graduation, graduate school and job-wise?
- Careers
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- Database Administration
- Web Design
- Help Desk Administration
- Network Administration
- Information Systems Specialist
- Business Analysis and Consulting
- Certifications
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- Microsoft Certifications (MCSE, MCSA, MCDBA, MOUS, etc.)
- Cisco Certifications (CCNA, CCNP, etc.)
- Oracle Certifications (Professional, Associate, Master, etc.)
- CompTIA A+™
- SCNP
- SSCP
- Further Education
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- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.)
What kind of student organizations, clubs or honorary societies can I join?
- Association for Information Technology Professionals (AITP)
- Programming Club
- Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society
What kind of facilities and equipment will be made available to me?
- Priority is given to providing a learning environment that prepares students for future success, including maintaining high levels of technology-based equipment in classrooms, labs and specialized learning spaces. Business courses are taught and faculty and staff offices are housed primarily in two buildings on campus: the Richards College of Business Building and Adamson Hall.
