Management Information Systems
Where Business Meets Technology
The Management Information Systems major prepares students to bridge the gap between business and technology. Through a blend of technical training and business-focused problem solving, students learn how to design, develop, and manage digital solutions that help organizations operate more effectively.
K-State’s MIS program offers two tracks to help students tailor their education to their career goals: the Information Systems Track and the Data Analytics Track. The Information Systems Track focuses on developing and managing business applications, systems, and technology solutions. The Data Analytics Track emphasizes using data, analytical tools, and technology to support decision-making and uncover business insights. Students may also pursue a Data Analytics Certificate, which provides additional preparation in using data to analyze problems, identify opportunities, and support business decisions.
With a strong foundation in both business and technology, MIS students are equipped to help organizations improve processes, make data-informed decisions, and build solutions for a rapidly changing digital world.
Applied Learning
MIS students have opportunities to join faculty-led trips to a variety of foreign countries to build cultural and global understanding.
The Kansas State MIS Club is a student-led organization for students who are interested in technology, business, and solving real-world problems. Whether you are majoring in Management Information Systems or simply want to learn more about the field, the MIS Club offers opportunities to connect with peers, engage with professionals, and explore career paths in business technology.
Members gain exposure to areas such as decision support systems, enterprise resource planning, business and data analytics, project management, process design, and information systems analysis. Through club activities, students can build their network, strengthen their skills, and discover how MIS professionals help organizations use technology and data to make better decisions.
MIS Club Faculty Advisor: Russell Boyer
The students in the Information Systems and Data Analytics tracks have opportunities to participate in various academic and industry competitions, including business cases, business & IT consulting, business analytics, and AI.
- Business case competitions
- CoMIS hosted by the Carlson School of Management
- Business analytics competition hosted by Manhattan University, New York
- Iron Viz hosted by Tableau
- AI Builders Challenge hosted by IBM
For more information, contact Bongsug Chae.
Students in the MIS program complete a capstone project focused on information systems development or on business analytics/AI. This project is part of the Senior MIS Project course (MIS 677).
For more information, contact Madhav Sharma.