UPGRADE YOUR INTERNAL SYSTEMS.
Explore the business and management facets of the constantly-expanding technology industries through our Master’s in Information Systems Management (MISM) program. You’ll learn important skills in information security, data administration and other vital internal tech topics crucial to ensuring businesses run efficiently and securely.
GET TO KNOW OUR MASTER’S IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT.
Our Master’s in Information Systems Management1 program provides you with a real-world professional's view of how the information systems industry works. The faculty you’ll learn from build their curriculum around some of the most up-to-date knowledge on computer-related developments. Our Master’s in Information Systems Management program focuses on applying Information Systems (IS) concepts and skills to practical situations, helping you to evaluate technology applications and alternatives.
A Master’s Degree in Information Systems Management can be enhanced with one of the following concentrations. Tailor your experience to match your career interests and goals.
Information Security
With this specialization, you'll focus on tools for systems development, implementation, management and security. You'll also gain an understanding of database components, management and security issues. Graduates may consider careers such as data security analysis and management or information systems security analysis, to name a few.
Data Administration and Management
When you earn your Master’s in Information Systems Management with a concentration in Data Administration and Management, you'll complete coursework that examines the managerial concepts and tools for systems and database development, implementation, management and security. Graduates of this program may consider careers in the areas of information systems management or database administration and management.
Project Management **
Earning a Master’s in Information Systems Management with a concentration in Project Management will expose you to managerial concepts and tools for building and maintaining secure systems and databases. Graduates of this program may consider careers related to managing IT projects. Find out more about our Project Management concentration mission statement and outcomes.
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what you'll learn
The Master’s in Information Systems Management program at DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management covers the following:
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Application Development, Operational Effectiveness, Information Asset Management and Decision MakingGain an understanding of the structures, applications and management of corporate information systems. Investigate how technology is changing the way we conduct communication, make decisions, manage people and improve business processes, as well as how it adds value to business. -
Business, Technical and Management Skills for IS ManagersDevelop and apply management and business skills in typical technical environments. Understand the principles involved in infrastructure, security and resource allocation. -
Computer Network-based Applications of ITAnalyze and design computer/network-based applications of information technology and manage information systems resources. -
Information Systems Project Management SkillsDevelop project management skills to lead projects and execute tasks. Explore the project life cycle and gain experience in budget and timeline management with respect to information systems projects. -
Strategic Use of Information SystemsLearn to identify opportunities to use information systems to strategically and competitively benefit an organization.
2-in-1
Earn an extra credential with our unique 2-in-1 design. All courses in our Information Security graduate certificate are embedded within this program if you choose the Information Security emphasis. So you can earn a graduate certificate on the way to your master’s2.
Accreditation Matters
Accredited* by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) www.acbsp.org
Accredited** by the Project Management Institute Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education (GAC) www.pmi.org
Career Opportunities
Graduates of our Master’s in Information Systems Management program at DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management may consider, but are not limited to, the following careers:
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Data Security Analyst
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Data Security Manager
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Information Systems Security Analysis
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IT Project Manager
Learn more about careers in Information Systems Management
Option 1: Data Administration and Management Concentration
Program-Specific Courses
| MIS561 | Database Administration and Management |
| MIS562 | Database Programming and Applications |
| MIS563 | Business Intelligence Systems |
| MIS564 | Enterprise Data Management and Administration |
Core Degree Courses
| ACCT504 | Accounting and Finance: Managerial Use and Analysis |
| HRM587 | Managing Organizational Change |
| MGMT591 | Leadership and Organizational Behavior |
| MIS535 | Managerial Applications of Information Technology |
| MIS581 | Systems Analysis, Planning and Control |
| MIS582 | Database Concepts |
| MIS589 | Networking Concepts and Applications |
| NETW583 | Strategic Management of Technology |
| PROJ586 | Project Management Systems |
| SEC571 | Principles of Information Security and Privacy |
Option 2: Information Security Concentration
Program-Specific Courses
Choose Any 4
| SEC5723 | Network Security |
| SEC573 | E-Business Security |
| SEC574 | Database Security |
| SEC575 | Information Security Law and Ethics |
| SEC576 | Risk Mitigation and Contingency Planning |
| SEC577 | Cryptography and Security Mechanisms |
| SEC578 | Practices for Administration of Physical and Operations Security |
| SEC579 | Security in Systems Architecture and Applications |
| SEC5913 | Disaster Recovery/Forensics and Security |
| SEC5923 | IT Governance |
Core Degree Courses
| ACCT504 | Accounting and Finance: Managerial Use and Analysis |
| HRM587 | Managing Organizational Change |
| MGMT591 | Leadership and Organizational Behavior |
| MIS535 | Managerial Applications of Information Technology |
| MIS581 | Systems Analysis, Planning and Control |
| MIS582 | Database Concepts |
| MIS5893 | Networking Concepts and Applications |
| NETW5833 | Strategic Management of Technology |
| PROJ586 | Project Management Systems |
| SEC5713 | Principles of Information Security and Privacy |
3Earn your master’s and get a graduate certificate along the way. These six courses make up the Information Security Graduate Certificate, which is embedded in this program, allowing you to leave with two credentials in one.
Option 3: Project Management Concentration
Program-Specific Courses
Choose Any 4
| GSCM588 | Managing Quality |
| PROJ584 | Managing Software Development Projects |
| PROJ587 | Advanced Program Management |
| PROJ592 | Project Cost and Schedule Control |
| PROJ595 | Project Risk Management |
| PROJ598 | Contract and Procurement Management |
| PROJ605 | Advanced Project Management Practices and Professional Exam Preparation |
Core Degree Courses
| ACCT504 | Accounting and Finance: Managerial Use and Analysis |
| HRM587 | Managing Organizational Change |
| MGMT591 | Leadership and Organizational Behavior |
| MIS535 | Managerial Applications of Information Technology |
| MIS581 | Systems Analysis, Planning and Control |
| MIS582 | Database Concepts |
| MIS589 | Networking Concepts and Applications |
| NETW583 | Strategic Management of Technology |
| PROJ586 | Project Management Systems |
| SEC571 | Principles of Information Security and Privacy |
Project Management Concentration - Mission Statement and Outcomes
The mission of Keller Graduate School of Management’s project management concentrations is to educate students with relevant project and program management knowledge, tools and techniques required to lead successful projects and programs within the global business environment.
The MISM in Project Management program from Keller Graduate School of Management covers the following:
INTEGRATED UNDERSTANDING OF PM
Model an advanced and integrated understanding of the project management discipline and its interface with other disciplines and research developments.
INTERPRET RELEVANT STRATEGIC CONCEPTS
Apply the skills required to solve complex problems and interpret relevant strategic concepts to realize objectives and develop innovative solutions that minimize risks and optimize impacts.
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
Demonstrate professional conduct and accountability during the management of complex and technical activities and projects.
SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS AND ETHICS
Evaluate complex sociocultural factors, ethical issues, and social responsiveness to maximize the management of resources, procedures and processes.
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*Conferral and Assessment Data - Available for all of DeVry and Keller's ACBSP accredited programs. For a full list of DeVry University's business and accounting degree programs accredited by ACBSP, please see the Accreditation page
**The Master of Information Systems Management, when completed with a concentration in project management, is accredited by the Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs (GAC) of the Project Management Institute. More information is available via www.pmi.org.
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1Master of Science in Information Systems Management program in New York.
2Program, course requirements and availability vary by location.
All students enrolled in site-based programs will be required to take some coursework online and, for some programs and locations, a substantial portion of the program may be required to be completed online.
