Business Majors: Information Systems Management

Information systems management is a technology heavy specialization that focuses on the management of both computer systems and people. This concentration is ideal for students who want to lead an IT team.

Information Systems Management Coursework
Business majors who are enrolled in an information systems management program will most likely take courses in computer programming, systems analysis, and hardware/software applications, as well as general courses in management. The extent and difficulty level of the courses will vary depending on the school and the type of degree being sought.

Educational Requirements
Business majors interested in working in information systems management should have nothing less than an associate's degree. A bachelor's degree or higher will earn the graduate the best and mot profitable job opportunities.

To get an idea of what will be expected from you in each program, follow these links:

• Associate Programs
• Bachelor Programs
• Masters Programs

Information Systems Management Programs for Business Majors
Finding a business school that offers an information systems management program should be no problem for most business majors. This fast growing field is in need of qualified graduates, and schools have worked hard to develop and maintain quality programs that focus on various areas of technology management.

Working in Information Systems Management
Business majors with an information systems management degree can work independently or as part of a firm. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job opportunities for qualified information systems managers are expected to grow much faster than the average through 2012.

Additional Career Information
To learn more about working as an information systems manager, visit the The Institute for the Management of Information Systems (IMIS) website.