Modern organisations rely upon good information systems in order to survive in the global competitive business environment. This course will suit graduates who, through their interest in information technology and information systems wish to pursue management roles in charge of information systems. Thesis included.

Modern organisations rely upon good information systems in order to survive in the global competitive business environment. This course will suit graduates who, through their interest in information technology and information systems wish to pursue management roles in charge of information systems.

Management information systems is an interdisciplinary department that deals with business management, digital transformation, data science, computer technologies, and software together and aims to create an effective management and execution process for organizations. Especially in the recent period, the rapid move in technology, the increasing dominance of artificial intelligence, destructive innovative phenomena/cases such as COVID-19 which push institutions and organizations into the world of information in a very short time, and forced digitalization.

Information Systems has become an attractive professional field as information technology develops every day and takes its place at almost every institution and organization. Merely judging it by job advertisements and industry positions, we may better assess the importance of IS courses and departments at schools that include IS in the title. This discipline is fully supported by not only academic positions but also research and professional journals in IS, international IS associations (eg. AIS, UKAIS,) and conferences (eg. ICIS, ECIS, PACIS, AMCIS) etc.

In this program, management and information technologies are taught in an interdisciplinary manner. The development and effective use of information systems to gain a competitive edge in the business world is a primary aim of the MIS program. To serve this purpose, computer science concepts (programming, web design, database management, etc.) and management concepts (economy, marketing, accounting, finance, etc.) are taught as core courses. Advanced courses, which serve to integrate these two fields, help students to grasp such systems as development, management information systems, e-business, and decision-making processes through thesis and research.