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Management Information Systems Major

A degree in management information systems is the perfect blend of IT and business. Grand View's program will give you the knowledge and skills you need to help businesses use IT solutions more effectively and better utilize data to implement solutions. You will learn how to use research and data to solve problems, achieve business goals and develop you into a powerful resource for any company. Combined with Grand View's liberal arts education, you'll also gain the communication, critical thinking and teamwork skills to round out your skill set.

Wondering whether you should pursue business analytics, computer science, or management information systems?

Explore the differences

Why Grand View?

  • You will complete valuable internships with major businesses in the Des Moines area
  • Faculty are experts in preparing students for technological careers and are committed to your success
  • You will take courses in a variety of subjects from liberal arts to business and technology to broaden your skills and experience with different fields
Choose Your Path

Whether it's custom classes, an emphasis, or an option, this degree offers you an even more enhanced and customizable experience in the following areas:

Business Analyst Concentration
Business Analysis is a growing field within the business world. The role of a Business Analyst is to clearly and concisely gather, document and analyze information for a multitude of business challenges and opportunities. This concentration will help you scrutinize the various operational procedures of an organization and find solutions to help the organization meet its strategic goals.

Information Technology Concentration
If you enjoy solving business problems, working with people, and thinking creatively, you should consider an IT concentration. The IT concentration focuses on solving business problems utilizing the four fundamental components of people, process, data, and technology.

You have job security. Information technology forms the backbone of U.S. business, so skilled IT professionals are always in demand. Grand View's Information Technology concentration prepares students to be ready to apply their skills in project management and leading-edge technologies to solve business problems in accounting, finance, marketing, management, and international business.

Career Options

MIS professionals are sought-after and needed in just about every industry. You can put your education to work right after graduation in the following careers:

  • Project Management
  • Management Analyst
  • Data Processing
  • Computer Systems Analyst
  • Information Security Analyst
  • Hardware and Software Engineering
  • Network Systems Administrator
  • Information and Systems Science
  • Information Technology (IT) Project Manager
  • Programming
  • Education
  • Research

What Can I Do With This Major?

Course Requirements
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GV Degree Combinations

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In the Words of An Alum 

"The Computer Science Department gave me plenty of opportunities to apply what I was studying. Between assisting other students in the computer lab and my own lab assignments, I managed to receive a very complete education." 

– K.C. Morrison '96
Senior Computer Analyst Programmer at Graphic Data Services

Is MIS Right for You?

The Right Fit for You?

Today computing is a component of any career. Everybody needs some fundamental understanding of what computers are, how they work and what they can and can't do. With an IT degree from Grand View University, you'll earn a degree that employers value and co-workers respect. Improve your earning power and status with an IT degree.

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Oscar Aguilar
Dr. Oscar Aguilar

Assistant Professor of Analytics

Susan Andersen

Lecturer of Business Administration

Dr. Ryan Anderson
Dr. Ryan Anderson

Professor of Business Administration

Tom Annis
Thomas Annis

Lecturer of Finance

Hamid Awan

Lecturer of Business Administration

Dr. Kip Bottenfield
Dr. Kip Bottenfield

Professor of Business Admin

Scott Bull
Dr. Scott Bull

Associate Professor of Business Admin

Edward Bull

Lecturer of Business Administration

Benjamin Canham

Lecturer of Business Administration

Dr. Terri Deems

Lecturer of Business Administration

Laura Eaton
Laura Eaton

Lecturer of Business Administration

Brenda Gill

Lecturer of Business Administration

Dr. David Hannum

Lecturer of Business Administration

James Henscheid

Lecturer

Mark Hicks

Volunteer

Shelley Hill

Administrative Assistant

Sandra Jennings-Hammond

Lecturer of Business Administration

Kayleigh Jones

Lecturer of Business Administration

Dr. Shannon Juergens
Dr. Shannon Juergens

Assoc Prof of Bus Admin & Dept Chair

Dashle Kelley

Assistant Professor of Finance

Laura Kinnard

Lecturer of Business Administration

Jeffrey Knight

Lecturer

Paul Leavenworth
Paul Leavenworth

Lecturer of Business Administration

Bonnie Leonhardt

Lecturer

Jacob Lovell

Lecturer of Business Administration

Randy Mead

Lecturer of Business Administration

Mike Miller

Lecturer of Business Administration

Roger Nowadzky
Roger Nowadzky

Lecturer of Business Administration

John Peterson

Lecturer of Business Administration

Renee Pile

Lecturer of Business Administration

Sarah Roemer-Engquist

Lecturer of Business Administration

Mark Slavich
Dr. Mark Slavich

Associate Professor of Sport Management

Bradley Smerage

Lecturer of Business Administration

Levi Stacey

Lecturer of Business Administration

Mark Szymula

Lecturer of Business Administration

Ronald Tekippe

Lecturer of Business Administration

Thomas Turner

Lecturer of Business Administration

Mark Weatherly

Lecturer of Business Administration

Dmitry Yarushkin
Dmitry Yarushkin

Prof of Prac of Bus Admin, Level III

Dr. Alec Zama
Dr. Alec Zama

Professor of Business Admin/Econ

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