Information Systems Master's Program
The introduction of new and constantly improving technologies is creating rapid evolution in the information systems landscape.
Organizations are switching to faster, more mobile networks. Companies are demanding more efficient operations that take advantage of new technologies. Legacy systems in industries like healthcare require changes to ensure greater compliance and security. An increasing amount of work is done using cloud-based systems. Employees are conducting business on personal devices connected to unsecured networks. Social media is forming the core of new business platforms, from financial services to crowdsourcing.
“My newfound information systems management, financial control and project management skills enable me to run concurrent projects more effectively.”
Stanley Kules, M.S. Information Systems '10; vice president, Bank of New York Mellon
Today's information systems manager needs to have a thorough command not only of technology, but of business, and the way employees use technology to get the job done. The 36-credit Information Systems master's program addresses this need by making use of Stevens' technology orientation and the business perspective demanded of modern enterprise. Graduates of this STEM program are taught to constantly learn, assess and incorporate emerging technologies into the enterprise in ways that support corporate growth strategies. Students also enjoy a choice of concentrations to ensure their education is tailored to their career aspirations.
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Information Systems by the numbers
#1in nation
The online master's in Information Systems is rated tops in the country by College Values Online
$72,700salary
Average salary for Information Systems graduates, Class of 2016
26thin Nation
Ranked among best non-MBA online business programs by U.S. News & World Report, 2017
Top Ten
For the best 20-year return on investment for graduates, 2017 PayScale College ROI Report.
Process makes perfect
The value of blending tech and business
“I wanted a tech-first university with a strong business acumen. Stevens has professors who have been in industry and do research with real companies, which is what made me choose it.”
Chris Colla, M.S. Information Systems '07; chief information officer, B&G Foods
Turning to Stevens for its first CIO
Prepared for anything on interview
"The person who interviewed me had maybe 30 years of experience, she asked me so many questions — and I was able to answer almost everything, because my professors taught me very, very well."
Abirami Pandiyan, M.S. Information Systems '14; technology business analyst, Barclays Capital
Internship lessons are key
“I had courses in finance at Stevens that gave me a general idea of how the industry works, and the school helped me get an internship with Bank of America that gave me even deeper knowledge.”
Abirami Pandiyan, M.S. Information Systems '14; technology associate, Bank of America
Opportunities in industry
“Stevens gave us the opportunity to study while working for some of the biggest companies in the world. As an international student, having experience at a U.S. company was a great value."
Sudhir Muddana, M.S. Information Systems '13; experienced consultant, PwC
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