Information Systems Technology

Overview

Over the course of the program, students participate in an internship and practical training that develops professional practice skills in a chosen specialty through a variety of work experiences.

Bachelor’s Degree Highlights

A Flexible Degree

BSIST graduates may find work in any industry and department that requires critical thinking and technical skills, including IT, marketing, finance, human resources, accounting, strategy, business analytics, and operations.

Real World Experience

Students participate in an internship and practical training designed to develop professional practice skills. These can be independently conducted professional projects or an internship with in-depth, supervised practical learning experiences.

A Growing Field

Occupations that require a science, technology, engineering, or math background are on the rise, with employment growing faster than other sectors. Nearly three-quarters of STEM workers have a college degree, compared to just over one-third of other workers.

What kind of job can I expect to get with this degree?

A BSIST degree opens the doors to positions in computer networking such as computer network architects and engineers, system analysts, computer support specialists, computer programmers, software engineers, information security analysts, cyber-security specialists and others. However, graduates can find work in any industry and department that requires critical thinking and technical skills, including marketing, finance, human resources, accounting, strategy, business analytics, and operations.