The Master of Science in Management Information Systems (MSMIS) is a STEM program introducing students to a challenging field focused on integrating information technology and organizational processes to meet the needs of businesses and other enterprises. Our mission is to educate and prepare our students with both IT aptitude and business understanding that will qualify them for successful careers in the IT field.

Professionals who understand how to strategically and effectively use information systems in organizations are in high demand. Because our graduates make a significant contribution to the competitiveness and wellbeing of the organizations in which they work after graduation, they command very competitive salaries

In addition to the core Management Information Systems curriculum, the Department of Information Systems offers concentrations in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Business and Data Analytics.

Each program comprises four core courses and six electives. Students can choose to take two of those electives for study abroad, an internship or a thesis paper.

Auburn University, nestled in the heart of Alabama, USA, is a vibrant institution renowned for its academic excellence, spirited community, and rich history. Established in 1856 as the East Alabama Male College, it evolved into Auburn University in 1960, reflecting its expanded scope and commitment to coeducation.

The campus, spanning over 1,800 acres, blends modern facilities with historic landmarks like Samford Hall and the iconic Toomer's Corner. Academically, Auburn offers a diverse range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across disciplines, including engineering, business, agriculture, and the arts. Its esteemed faculty members are leaders in research, innovation, and teaching, shaping the minds of future generations.

Beyond academics, Auburn's vibrant student life is characterized by spirited traditions, including the iconic War Eagle chant and the roaring atmosphere of Jordan-Hare Stadium during football games. The university fosters a strong sense of community through numerous student organizations, service opportunities, and cultural events.