Information Systems

Connect business and technology to solve problems and improve how organizations work. Fisher’s information systems specialization prepares you to understand business needs, evaluate technological solutions and help organizations use information more effectively.

Through coursework in data management, systems analysis, business analytics and information technology strategy, you’ll develop a combination of technical knowledge and business perspective. That intersection can prepare you for careers in technology consulting, systems and business analysis, data and technology services, corporate IT and other roles connecting people, processes and technology.

Continue developing your knowledge and network through opportunities such as the Information Systems Association, where you can connect with students and professionals who share an interest in the evolving role of technology in business.

Explore the information systems specialization below and prepare to help organizations use technology to work smarter and make better decisions.

Curriculum Requirements

Your specialization requirements depend on the curriculum in place when you entered Fisher. As we transition to our redesigned undergraduate curriculum, requirements for both curricula are provided below.

See the foundational and major core requirements that complements your specialization.