Bachelor of Science in Business – Management Information Systems (MIS) Concentration
The Management Information Systems (MIS) concentration within the Bachelor of Science in Business program at IU South Bend focuses on the integration of people, technology, processes, and data to support effective decision-making and organizational performance. You will learn how to serve as a vital bridge between business strategy and technological innovation, enabling organizations to collect, manage, and analyze data for improved outcomes.
By transforming raw data into actionable insights, you can play a central role across all business functions—enhancing efficiency, informing strategy, and driving innovation in today’s data-driven economy.
Why Choose the MIS Concentration?
📈 High Demand and Growth
MIS is one of the fastest-growing fields in business, with strong demand for professionals who can bridge the gap between technology and strategy.
💰 Competitive Salaries
Graduates with an MIS degree consistently earn some of the highest starting salaries among business majors.
🎯 Strong Job Placement
Thanks to the program’s versatility and industry relevance, MIS majors secure employment quickly after graduation.
🛠️ Tech-Driven Versatility
Blend business strategy with cutting-edge technology and data tools—opening doors to careers in finance, health care, logistics, consulting, and more.
📊 Impact Through Information
Learn to transform raw data into actionable insights that drive smarter decision-making across all areas of business.
👥 Collaborative & Cross-Functional
Work alongside executives, managers, IT teams, and clients to implement and optimize tech-based solutions that improve performance and efficiency.
🤝 Clubs & Networking Opportunities
Join the Information Systems and Analytics Club to connect with professionals, alumni, and peers through speaker events, hands-on projects, and career-building activities.
Career Opportunities
- Business Intelligence Analyst – Use data analytics to inform strategy and performance.
- Business Analyst – Bridge business needs with tech solutions through analysis and design.
- IT Consultant – Advise businesses on technology solutions and systems improvements.
- Systems Developer – Create and maintain customized software for organizational needs.
- Web Developer – Design and manage websites and online platforms.
- Information Systems Manager – Oversee the IT infrastructure and ensure system efficiency.
- Business Application Developer – Build enterprise software for internal and external users.
- Systems Analyst – Evaluate business systems and recommend improvements.
- Technical Support Specialist – Provide support for users and troubleshoot IT issues.
- IT Project Manager – Lead and coordinate technology-driven business projects.
For more information on MIS job trends and salary data, visit the IS Job Index full report, based on research from Temple University.
Learn More
For more information, please contact:
Professor Hong Zhuang
Chair, Department of Economics and Decision Sciences
Phone: (574) 520-4634
Email: zhuangh@iu.edu