Management Information Systems

What Can I Do With This Major?

Each of the IU South Bend Leighton School of Business alumni listed below have a degree in Management Information Systems. Each are at different points in their career—some are just starting out, some have years of experience.

While everyone's career path is unique, you can learn more about how your career might look after graduation by reviewing the LinkedIn profiles of these Leighton School of Business alumni:

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How to list this degree on your resume

Bachelor of Science in Business: Management Information
Systems

Bachelor Degree Requirements

Management Information Systems

Examples of Jobs in This Field

Below are only a few examples of jobs you can get with this degree. Learn more about other jobs in management information systems here.

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Examples of Job Descriptions

To get a professional-level position, you will need a degree AND experience. But what experience do you need? To find out, read job descriptions related to your major. Do this early in your college career.

The sooner you know what experiences employers want, the more time you will have to get them. Experience comes not only from paid jobs, but also from class projects, internships, club involvement and volunteer positions.

Below are a few examples of professional-level job descriptions (those requiring a bachelor degree). To find more, search the web for: "entry level jobs in (your major)."

Develop, test and support web applications and data management scripts
Meet with end-users to review business processes and look for opportunities to improve services and business processes • Create documentation for custom applications
Train end users on new and existing applications
Ongoing research of new developments in web technologies
Troubleshoot hardware and software issues
Inform coworkers of software updates, new functionality, and emerging technologies
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in a technical field, as well as a working knowledge of relational databases, concepts and methods of architectural design, development and integration of data and applications. Candidate must be familiar with web development technologies such as SAP, HTML, CSS, and Javascript/jQuery. Windows troubleshooting skills a must

Access, communicate and reconcile findings for the vulnerability management program and data loss prevention programs (DLP)
Assistant IT Director of Security with the production of work product for risk assessments and audits, as well as remediating findings from audits
Support other security program functions such as continuous monitoring, risk management and responding to ad hoc support calls
Qualifications Bachelor’s degree; experience with the following systems, or industry equivalent systems; Vulnerability Scanning Tools (Tenable Nessus, Qualys, etc.); Endpoint Protection Suites (Symantec Enterprise Protection Manager, etc.); Data Loss Prevention solutions; two years of experience in an IT role

Lead end-to-end process & system design projects (may include software selection) involving SAP
Design, configures, tests, train and coordinate with technical and functional resources on application development and reporting projects
Participate in application enhancements and third-level support required to meet the needs of clients
Maintain effective work relationships within departmental and functional lines at various job levels with business users, IS departments and user groups
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree (or higher), experience in project management or team lead role required. Minimum of 2 years of experience (4 preferred). Expert knowledge of SAP's FI/CO module and how it integrates with the other modules of SAP required

Source: Careerbuilder.com, Indeed.com

Internships

nternships are an important part of your education. They allow you to “test drive” career paths and companies, develop new skills, and offer training and supervision that makes you more employable.

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Management Information Systems