Bachelor of Information Systems
Turning technical curiosity into in-demand career skills.
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Why information systems management matters:
From cloud computing to data privacy, information systems are at the core of how modern organizations function and grow. Every industry—healthcare, finance, government, education—depends on systems that manage information and technology efficiently. As digital transformation continues to reshape business operations and create new challenges, skilled professionals who understand both the technical and strategic aspects of IT are in higher demand than ever. The need for professionals who can build, manage, and innovate these systems isn’t just growing—it’s essential.
How finishing your degree at Muhlenberg can propel you forward:
The accelerated Bachelor’s of Information Systems Management program at Muhlenberg’s School of Continuing Studies combines cutting-edge coursework with immediate workplace relevance. Designed for adult learners with prior college credit and professional experience, this online, cohort-based program prepares you for careers in IT management, systems analysis, cybersecurity, and more. You’ll study alongside a tight-knit group of peers, gaining hands-on experience through collaborative projects while sharpening your problem-solving and leadership skills. Whether you’re ready to advance in your current role or pivot into a new one, the BIS degree offers a direct path toward long-term success in a tech-driven world.
Cybersecurity Concentration
Students pursuing a Bachelor’s of Information Systems can choose to concentrate in cybersecurity, diving deeper into skills necessary to assess system vulnerabilities for security risks and propose and implement risk mitigation strategies. This concentration will be essential in a wide arena of industries and comes with a growing demand as organizations strive to bolster their computing security systems.
Graduates of this program will possess entry-level qualifications for positions as information security analysts, cybersecurity analysts, cybersecurity specialists, penetration testers and information security specialists.
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The information systems management program blends foundational IT concepts with emerging technologies to ensure your knowledge stays relevant in a fast-changing field. Courses cover topics like systems architecture, business intelligence, cloud services, software development, and digital strategy. You’ll gain both technical fluency and the strategic insight needed to design, implement, and manage effective information systems. A culminating capstone project lets you apply what you’ve learned to a real-world business challenge.
Learning in the information systems management program is deeply practical and collaborative. Weekly synchronous sessions emphasize open dialogue, while the capstone experience simulates real consulting work with a local organization. Throughout the program, you'll strengthen your ability to communicate technical solutions clearly, operate effectively within diverse teams, and apply new technologies in ways that create meaningful impact.
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