Department of Management Information Systems
Management Information Systems (MIS) is a hands-on major which equips students with real-world skills that are in demand in the job market. Our program prepares students to lead IT-enabled change in organizations.
The Terry MIS program provides the foundation for students to go in a technical direction (such as a programmer or database administrator), a non-technical direction (such as a business process analyst or project manager), or somewhere in the middle (such as a business intelligence or IT risk & security specialist).
Points of Pride
- Research
Active research projects in healthcare information systems, social media, innovation management, enterprise systems, technology adoption, and cyberinfrastructure.
- Accomplishments
New field of "Energy Informatics" was founded by UGA MIS researchers
- Research
Faculty have research experience in a variety of traditions such as experimental methods, quantitative psychometric and econometric analysis, and qualitative case-based research
- Student Experience
Student MIS organization was named the "Student Chapter of the Year" in 2012 out of 65 chapters internationally.
- Rankings
Ranked one of the top 10 undergraduate programs by U.S. News & World Report in 2012.
- Recruiting
The MIS Advisory Board is comprised of over 20 corporate members who hire graduates. The Managment Information Systems major also has one of top job placement rates .
- Faculty
Faculty is published in leading journals across multiple disciplines, including all major information systems journals, but also top management and engineering journals
Resources
Student Organizations
Latest News
- Mark Huber named director of Terry’s Institute for Leadership Advancement 3 weeks ago
- Terry professor receives Association for Information Systems Award Feb 12, 2013
- Spotlight on Mark Huber Dec 29, 2012
- Incoming MIS Doctoral Students Nov 8, 2012
- New Advisory Board Members Nov 8, 2012