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BS in Information Systems Management Online & On-site (STEM)

The field of information technology is growing and evolving faster than ever before. With all of the changes occurring, new career options abound for those who are already in the tech industry, as well as those just starting out. Earning a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Systems Management offers the opportunity to acquire knowledge and develop essential skills that can be used anywhere in the world. The core courses of this STEM-designated degree will teach you critical thinking to design, operate, and evaluate competitive technology options to meet an organization’s needs. You also will delve deep into essential skills like management information systems, database design, data warehousing, systems analysis, and network architecture and administration, while acquiring the NYU degree that will make you fiercely competitive in the labor market.

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Online Degree Completion Option
We're thrilled to offer an online option for this degree program. Benefit from the same outstanding curriculum and renowned faculty with the flexibility to complete your information systems management online degree from anywhere in the world. Be sure to specify which modality you want in your application.

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During these events, you will have the opportunity to meet with Admissions Officers to discuss your application and connect with an academic advisor who can provide guidance on transfer credits. Students with complete applications will receive a decision.

7:00 PM until 8:00 PM EST

7:00 PM until 8:00 PM EST


Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies Open House

Join us in person to learn more about our programs and participate in sessions led by the Admissions and Financial Aid teams, providing essential information about the application process and funding options.

9:00 AM until 1:00 PM EST

Degree Advantage

  • Online degree completion with live instruction or on-site study option
  • Seamless credit transfer and credit for prior learning
  • Foundational courses that build a solid understanding of the key facets of management information systems
  • Advanced courses in areas such as web architecture and infrastructure, disaster recovery, information security management, mobile applications, network administration and management, business intelligence, design and programming for the web, and programming languages
  • Award-winning career development services
  • Elective courses designed to help students dive deeper into their favorite subjects
  • Thoughtful academic advising, tutoring, and mentorship
  • Flexible full- or part-time study options
  • STEM designation
  • Engaging SPS Online Student Experience

Curriculum and Degree Requirements

You can find the full curriculum details for this program on this page of the University Bulletin. All other content, including this web page is for informational purposes only.

Who Should Earn the BS in Information Systems Management?

Whether you're working in technology and interested in advancing to a management-level position or you want to kickstart your career in the field, the BS in Information Systems Management can provide the technical skills, knowledge, and experience you need to succeed in a profession that offers so many opportunities. This program is also a great option for those who are interested in pursuing a graduate degree.

Earn a STEM Degree from NYU

The BS in Information Systems Management is a STEM degree (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) that provides the highly sought-after skills in the information technology labor market. Critical thinking, problem solving, quantitative analysis, and technical proficiency with the latest technology help STEM graduates add value to a range of industries.

Real-World Training Opportunity

Couple real-world training with your foundational knowledge in an optional practical training (OPT) post-graduation. This opportunity is available to students who choose to earn the degree on-site in NYC, and fuses technology with real-world business skills, serving as a launchpad into competitive computer info systems jobs.

Acquire Knowledge and Skills from Faculty Experts

Faculty members who teach in the BS in Information Systems Management program are scholars, seasoned professionals, and consultants who offer insights into a wide range of specialty areas. Many are involved in research and projects that help to inform their teaching and provide concrete examples of the ways in which technology is evolving and being applied across industries.


Faculty Contacts



Dr. Bri Newland, Assistant Dean,                                                                                                                                                                       Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies
(212) 998-7201
dausdean@nyu.edu

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