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The Master of Science in Management Information Systems (MS-MIS) program at Texas A&M University equips students with cutting-edge technical and strategic managerial skills needed to excel in the evolving field of information systems. The program focuses on data management, cybersecurity, analytics, and digital transformation strategies, preparing graduates to lead IT initiatives and align technology solutions with business goals.

The Master of Science in Management Information Systems (MS-MIS) program at Texas A&M University equips students with cutting-edge technical and strategic managerial skills needed to excel in the evolving field of information systems. The program focuses on data management, cybersecurity, analytics, and digital transformation strategies, preparing graduates to lead IT initiatives and align technology solutions with business goals. Students engage in hands-on projects, and real-world case studies, and interact with industry leaders through the Council for the Management of Information Systems (CMIS) network and other Fortune 500 firms through the Aggie Network, which comprises over 500,000 former students.

The curriculum balances advanced technical coursework with business-oriented topics. Graduates are well-prepared to enter roles such as data analysts, IT managers, systems consultants, product managers, and digital transformation specialists. The program's strong emphasis on teamwork, communication, and leadership ensures students can effectively manage complex projects and drive organizational innovation. With close ties to industry, students benefit from internships, corporate partnerships, and access to innovative research.

Designed for recent graduates and working professionals, the MS-MIS program provides a competitive edge in the job market, making it ideal for those aspiring to succeed in high-demand fields. Recent program updates offer more course flexibility, with five required courses and seven elective courses from which to choose across Mays Business School and Engineering/Computer Science. In addition, students are allowed to complete multiple internships. Graduates leave the program with the ability to not only manage information systems but also to strategically use technology to enhance business performance and competitiveness. Competitive scholarships for incoming students are typically for $1,000 – $2,000 annually. Graduate assistant (GA) positions are available within the department and across campus on a competitive basis. For scholarship recipients and GAs, non-resident tuition waivers for each semester are awarded.

Mission

Mays Business School’s mission is to be a vibrant learning organization that creates impactful knowledge and develops transformational leaders. To fulfill this mission, we provide undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students with an unmatched educational experience that focuses on all dimensions of learning – knowledge, understanding, skills, behaviors, values, and attitudes.

Purpose Statement

Our purpose is to develop leaders of character dedicated to serving the greater good.

Aggie Code of Honor

Our students live by an honor code of honesty and integrity. The Aggie Code of Honor is "An Aggie does not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate those who do."

The Texas A&M Aggie Honor System Office serves to:

  • Educate students, faculty, and staff about the Aggie Code of Honor.
  • Respond to potential academic misconduct by Texas A&M students.
  • Help remediation efforts for students responsible for Aggie Code of Honor violations.

Core Values

  • Respect- We believe people matter. We value and treat ourselves and others with care, compassion, dignity, civility, and fairness. We appreciate, learn from, and create a welcoming and inclusive environment that values uniqueness, diversity, and a sense of community.
  • Excellence- We are dedicated to excelling in what we do and say we will do, and we continually strive to improve. We are passionate about delivering results and achieving desired outcomes, impact, and value that exceeds expectations – of our own and others.
  • Leadership- We set the example. We embody our values. We are courageous and forward-thinking, embracing change and propelling ourselves and the University. We unify, inspire, and empower each other.
  • Loyalty- We are dedicated to a greater purpose. We trust, respect, and support each other. We are stronger and better together because of our shared support of the University.
  • Integrity- We are trustworthy and honest with ourselves and others. We honor and follow through on commitments and expectations, holding ourselves and others accountable for our actions, behaviors, and outcomes. We operate with the highest ethical standards in all we do.
  • Selfless Service- We are part of a global community and purpose that is bigger than ourselves. We work with and help others to have a positive impact; and, we do so without expectation of recognition or reward.

At Texas A&M University, we are problem-solvers, scholars, and creators with a mission to serve others. Our students, faculty, and staff work together to create a supportive environment that reflects our core values and the Aggie Spirit.

Main Campus

Our main campus is in College Station, Texas, and spans nearly 8 miles. It features a scenic mix of historical and modern architecture, large oak trees, and lush green spaces. You'll find plenty to do, such as visiting landmarks or catching the latest entertainment.

Aggie Life

  • Housing Options: Choose from a range of dorms and apartments conveniently located throughout campus and within walking distance of your classes, or explore the many off-campus housing options around Bryan-College Station.
  • Dining on Campus: Choose from a range of dorms and apartments conveniently located throughout campus and within walking distance of your classes, or explore the many off-campus housing options around Bryan-College Station.
  • Parking and Transportation: We offer on-campus parking and various transportation services on and off campus. You have many options for getting where you need to go, including shuttle buses, short-term car rentals, and rideshares.

Other Campus and Community Resources

  • Visitor Center: The Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center is a great first stop during your visit to Texas A&M. Our staff will help you make the most of your visit and answer any questions you have.
  • Career Center: Whether you are looking for a student job or deciding what path to take after college, the Career Center provides guidance and resources for your professional life.
  • Disability Resources: Texas A&M offers a variety of disability resources to ensure that a great education and college experience is possible for all our students.
  • Campus Events: When you need a break from studying, you can find plenty of fun, informative or service-oriented events happening on campus throughout the year.
  • The Battalion Newspaper: The Battalion is Texas A&M’s student-run newspaper that features news relevant to our university community, including campus happenings and sports coverage.
  • Texas A&M Today News: Texas A&M Today covers the latest university news, including research we’re conducting, features about Aggies and other important campus happenings.

    Undergraduate Admissions

    Apply to Mays Business School by completing the application that makes sense for you.

    • Freshman (starting after high school)
    • Transfer (have earned credit at another college or university – not including credit earned during high school)
    • On-Campus Change of Major (current Texas A&M students in non-business majors)
    • Readmission (coming back to Texas A&M after an absence)

    The total enrollment of Mays Business School’s undergraduate program is limited and competitive.

    Graduate Admissions

    We’re excited you are ready to begin your journey with Texas A&M University.

    We use a common application system called BusinessCAS. Information entered in the first three sections of the BusinessCAS application is for all schools that use the common application system. The fourth section contains questions specific to Texas A&M University and the program of your choice.

    Scholarships at Texas A&M University

    Scholarships are a great way to help pay for college and are one of many ways that you can fund your education. University scholarships are awarded based on academic merit, leadership/participation, financial need, or any combination of these items. University scholarships are awarded by Scholarships and Financial Aid as well as academic colleges/departments and other units.

    Find Scholarships

    • Undergraduate Scholarships
    • Graduate and Professional Scholarships
    • Veteran Scholarships
    • International Student Scholarships
    • Additional Scholarships

    Student Life

    Your time at Texas A&M University is about more than academic excellence. While earning your degree, you can explore your interests, hone your skills and build friendships. We have many student organizations as well as service and leadership opportunities, sports clubs, outdoor recreation options and campus events.

    Get Involved

    • Organizations and Activities
    • Selfless Service
    • Leadership Opportunities
    • Recreational Sports
    • Aggie Athletics
    • Campus Events

    Student Resources

    • Academic Support
    • Health and Wellness
    • Campus Safety
    • Texas City

      Information and Operations Management Department Mays Business School Texas A&M University 320 Wehner Building 4217 TAMU College Station, Texas 77843-4353, , Texas City

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