Information Systems, B.S.
Explore the world of Information Systems at Immaculata University
Technology touches every aspect of our lives, and IT professionals are leading the charge at corporations, organizations, government agencies and even your local mom-and-pop stores. IT is an ever-evolving field requiring expansive and integrated knowledge.
Being broadly educated in the liberal arts allows you to cultivate the qualities that make you more than a technician—a well-informed, service-oriented professional.
Beyond applying computing concepts and analyzing problems, Immaculata’s information systems program allows you to design, integrate and implement software solutions in addition to gaining necessary technical skills such as database administration, web design, networking, systems integration, information security, and computer architecture.
At A Glance
Program: Bachelor of Science
Audience: Undergraduate students
Format: Face-to-face classes
Next Start Date: January 16, 2024
Cost: Full-time tuition
Time to Completion Four years
“Graduating with an information systems degree at Immaculata University has made me employable in today’s technology industry. The instructors at Immaculata University were passionate about developing my technical and professional skills sets. Because of the small class size, I was able to get individualized attention and build strong ties with my professors. My work-study job at Immaculata’s IT help desk was also a crucial part of finding my passion for IT infrastructure. Immaculata has provided the building blocks for me to land my dream job at Vanguard. Through hard work, I was offered a job in Vanguard’s Technology Leadership Program. I would highly recommend Immaculata’s Information Systems program to anyone who would like to pursue a career in any aspect of technology.”
Marina Stolarczyk
Consider combining the information systems major with a minor discipline that can utilize IT solutions so that you can improve the effectiveness and efficiency of work in other fields.
At Immaculata, you can participate in academic and professional development activities including seminars led by IT professionals, and faculty-mentored research projects in data analytics and information technology. You can also become a member in professional organizations and student clubs dedicated to technology.
The job outlook is excellent for information systems professionals. Because of increased use of the Internet, data processing systems, software programs, and mobile technologies, and because of the need for information security, the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects employment of IT professionals to grow much faster than average in the coming years.
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