This undergraduate degree program in Information Systems Management prepares you to be an IT leader who can manage complex projects from inception to completion. Your IT courses teach skills including analyzing business processes and designing an information technology strategy for continuous improvement. 100% online options make the degree program fit your busy life.
Combining a solid knowledge foundation with meaningful hands-on experiences, this online IT degree provides a deep understanding of leading-edge tools and technologies, as well as the underlying principles that govern their use. The program turns out graduates ready for the global IT environment, who can smoothly acclimate to new systems and approaches.
Get your bachelor’s in information systems management even faster (and save tuition dollars) by earning WilmU academic credit for degrees and coursework, as well as professional experience, licenses, and certifications you already hold.
You’ll gain an understanding of current business processes, business intelligence concepts, data warehousing, and information technology applications and practices from faculty who are active leaders in the field. Your technology courses include hands-on assignments to put theory into practice.
You can use elective courses in this bachelor's degree program to complete a related Dual-Credit Certificate® while you earn your degree or accelerate into your next degree by incorporating master's level coursework — at no extra tuition cost. Learn more about WilmU's Dual-Credit ADVANTAGE™.
Cost of a typical 3-credit course.
Wilmington University tuition is based on cost-per-credit.
You only pay for the courses you need to complete your information systems degree.
Your B.S. in Info Systems prepares you for career growth in the tech sector. Learn more about Career Resources.
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IT professionals play a crucial part in digital transformation and an organization's ability to innovate. This degree program teaches graduates the skills, techniques and methods to support, manage and lead information technology strategy and governance. — Tasha Jackson, program chair
