Program Description
An MBA in Management Information Systems (MIS) aims to blend essential business management skills with a deep understanding of technology and data management. The program is designed to equip students with the ability to integrate business and technology, plan strategically, analyze and manage data, handle risks, and lead in a technology-driven business world. This MBA helps professionals navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by the intersection of business and technology. Students will also develop key leadership, communication, and adaptability skills while understanding ethical, legal, and global business issues.
The MBA in MIS requires completion of 6 core courses and 6 specialization courses, totaling 12 courses, with a non-credit graduation project for degree eligibility.
Aims of the Program
The program aims to achieve the following student learning outcomes:
- Students will create business solutions justified by relevant theories, concepts, and practices.
- Students will analyze complex data to inform business decision-making.
- Students will integrate current business practices and managerial techniques to formulate strategic plans.
- Students will communicate complex ideas and conclusions effectively, both in writing and orally.
- Students will evaluate legal, economic, and ethical issues to propose responsible solutions in global business settings.
- Students will demonstrate leadership skills necessary for working effectively in teams.
- Students will apply their specialized knowledge to contemporary issues, such as innovation, integrity, and managing change.
- Students will conduct individual research in their area of concentration.
Degree Awarded
Upon successful completion of the program and the required competencies, students will be awarded the MBA in Management Information Systems.
Employment Opportunities
Graduates of the MBA in MIS are prepared for diverse career opportunities in industries where business and technology intersect. Common job roles include:
- Information Technology Manager
- IT Consultant
- Business Systems Analyst
- Data Analyst
- Project Manager
- Technology Implementation Specialist
- IT Director
Graduates can work in various sectors, including information technology, consulting, finance, and government organizations.
Educational Objectives
The program's objectives are to:
- Offer an outstanding education in management strategies and information technologies to a diverse student body.
- Provide students with the knowledge needed to address real-world management and IT challenges.
- Equip students to solve both theoretical and practical business and technological problems.
Educational Methods
The Faculty of Business and Economics uses a variety of modern teaching methods to support educational objectives. Traditional classroom attendance is essential, and at least 75% attendance is expected. In addition to traditional methods, the faculty integrates problem-solving sessions, group work, and practical exercises to enhance learning. Group work includes discussions of case studies under instructor supervision. Course projects encourage students to apply techniques and tools learned to solve specific problems, culminating in a report and/or presentation.
The faculty also uses Moodle, a web-based distance learning system, which supports course materials, assignments, and discussions, providing students with an interactive platform for learning. Typical features of Moodle include assignment submission, discussion forums, quizzes, grading, and more, fostering active engagement outside the classroom.
Graduation Requirements
A graduate student is eligible for graduation if they:
- Successfully complete all required courses, laboratory studies, reports, and practical assignments.
- Accumulate the necessary credit hours and maintain a CGPA of 3.00 or above, with no grades below C.
- Receive graduation approval from the University Senate upon faculty recommendation.
- Diplomas are issued by the Registrar’s Office, specifying the program, graduation date, and degree awarded.
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