Master in Management Information Systems (Master's)

For Master in Management Information Systems (Master's), tuition is Apply at no cost when you submit your application for our August 31 session..

This program combines business administration principles with specialized training in managing information technology services. Students develop skills in network management, system upgrades, and IT security from a leadership perspective. The curriculum emphasizes practical application of AI tools to improve workflows and operational efficiency. It is designed for those aiming for managerial roles in IT within organizations.

Focus areas include Information systems security, Network management, IT project management, AI applications in business, Data security, Technology strategy.

The program requires 36 credit hours of coursework, including core MBA courses and specialization-specific classes. Students may earn up to 9 credit hours through course waivers based on prior learning.

Graduates may pursue roles such as IT project manager, data security analyst, or information systems security manager in corporate or institutional settings.

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution and submit an official transcript. Some applicants may need to take the GMAT, GRE, or a Keller-administered admission test.

The programme totals about 36 credit hours. Online, with options for accelerated or normal schedules; full-time enrollment available. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 89% of applicants.

Dr. Herman DeVry founded DeVry University in 1931 with a mission to rethink how students learn. His work as the inventor of the first portable silent motion picture projector shaped the institution's early focus on innovation. Over nearly a century, DeVry has grown into a university offering online college programs and career-focused education. Its curriculum is designed around practical skills and preparation for changing workplaces.

Academic options include undergraduate certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, graduate certificates, and master's degrees. Programs and specializations span technology fields such as cybersecurity, information technology, and networking; business areas including accounting, human resources, and project management; and healthcare subjects such as healthcare administration and medical billing and coding. The Keller Graduate School of Management provides additional graduate degree and certificate options. Artificial intelligence is incorporated through real-world AI tools and AI-powered learning assistants in courses.

Students can study online and choose from sessions that start every eight weeks. Experienced faculty, admissions guidance, and DeVry Care provide support from initial contact through graduation and beyond. Qualifying students may transfer eligible credit hours, while scholarships, grants, and employer tuition reimbursement can help reduce costs. International students should note the university's online format and career-centered approach when considering how its programs fit their academic and professional plans.