B.S. in Information Systems Management

The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Management degree program provides students who wish to pursue or advance a career in information systems with the expertise necessary for the successful deployment of new technologies. The degree's four concentrations focus on the major information systems activities: Network Management and Security, Database Technologies Management, Enterprise Systems Management, and Web Site Design and Development. Courses are taught by practitioner faculty ensuring that course content is state-of-the-art. The flexibility and adaptability of this program make it well-suited for both individuals wanting a career in the information systems field and those who have worked in information systems for many years.
The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems management degree is grounded in the liberal arts enabling students to master the critical thinking, analysis, and communication skills they need to successfully confront complex challenges in their work.

ONLINE STUDY AT McGHEE

At the NYU Paul McGhee Division, online programs provide students with access to the same expert faculty, student resources, and professionally focused courses available on-site. Our online courses are an integral part of the McGhee educational experience. The McGhee advisement staff helps students develop an academic plan that balances their personal and professional responsibilities with the opportunities presented by online learning.
There are four ways students can participate in McGhee Online:

1. Complete a degree online (two options)
   Students who have completed between 40-64 credits at McGhee or at another accredited university or college and have received a C or better in a college algebra course may be able to complete their degree online in the following discipline:
   • B.A. in Social Sciences with a concentration in Organizational Behavior and Communication
   Students who have completed a minimum of eight Liberal Arts credits at McGhee or at another accredited university or college and have received a C or better in a college algebra course may be able to complete their degree online in the following disciplines: