Get your Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD in the Information Systems Area.
The Information Systems area offers the Bachelor’s in Information Technology and Systems, Master’s in Business Analytics, Master’s in Information Technology Management and PhD in Management Science, Information Systems Concentration.
Information Systems Degree Options
The Bachelor’s in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence prepares students to solve analytics problems embedded in a business context. Empower yourself to seek analytical roles by combining fundamental ideas in economics, finance, information technology, marketing, operations management and statistics with various analytics concepts using a range of tools and programming languages.
The Bachelor’s in Information Technology and Systems (ITS) program is a unique blend of technical and business curriculum. This STEM designated degree program provides students with practical and theoretical training in information technology. Graduates from the program are in high demand because of their diverse technical skill set and their ability to understand how technology affects business processes.
The Master’s in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence program (BUAN) is a 36 semester credit hour STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) designated degree program. This highly-ranked program provides students with the practical and theoretical knowledge needed to pursue careers involving a wide variety of data science, data engineering, and data analytics roles within a number of business domains.
The Master’s in Information Technology and Management (ITM) program is a 36 semester credit hour STEM designated degree program ranked 17th in the US by US News and World Report. The MS ITM degree prepares students for careers as IT professionals working in a variety of industries and roles. The program features a state of the art curriculum, online or class room delivery options, and the ability to complete the degree on a full-time or part time basis.
Develop strong research skills that are especially relevant for students interested in an academic career. Research seminars are held regularly, and each year the Information Systems area sponsors a speaker series to bring researchers from other universities to UT Dallas.
Information Systems students, alumni, employers and partners talk about their invaluable academic experiences at the UT Dallas Jindal School of Management, providing advice, perspective, and vision.
The UT Dallas Business Analytics program has been transformative for my career, elevating me to achieve my goals. Equipped with essential skills for Business Intelligence, I gained valuable leadership experience and a robust professional network. I’m grateful for the top-tier education and highly recommend this program to those aspiring for success in this field.
Combining my robust SAP Sales and Distribution background with a strategic choice, I enrolled in JSOM’s MS-ITM curriculum at UT Dallas. Opting for the SAP Alliance-guided Enterprise System track was deliberate, as it offers a diverse range of SAP courses and valuable SAP TS410 certification. This has significantly enriched my functional and technical expertise across multiple SAP domains. UT Dallas’ alignment with industry standards ensures a solid foundation and coupled with my existing skills, positions me well for roles requiring functional understanding and technical implementation within SAP.
UTD’S MSITM program has given me an opportunity to tailor the subjects in the course based on my interest and engage in the student clubs based on affinity to the technology stack. It was an enriching experience learning and working alongside professors, especially in the Enterprise Systems concentration.
My journey through the Naveen Jindal School of Management’s Business Analytics program at UT Dallas was a game changer for me. It really packed in all the essential skills I needed to turn complex data into clear insights. The courses covered everything from statistical analytics to advanced visualization, blending theory with real-world application. The hands-on aspect of the program included projects in almost every course, internships, community service and a Capstone, all of which allowed me to work directly with experienced professionals and put my skills to the test in real situations. These experiences not only solidified my understanding but also ramped up my confidence, fully prepping me for a career in the fast-evolving world of data analytics. For anyone looking to make a mark in business with data-driven decisions, this program is a total winner.
During my time in UTD’s Business Analytics program, I’ve received invaluable guidance from my professors and advisors, who have been remarkably hands-on throughout my undergraduate journey. They not only helped me understand theory but also facilitated practical application in real-world projects, enabling me to excel in my internships. During my final semester, I had the privilege of being taught by the program director, Dr. Prajakti Akarte, in two of my classes. Her unwavering support and guidance significantly contributed to my professional development. Additionally, the program orchestrated a variety of events such as social gatherings, career fairs, and skills workshops, fostering connections with peers and recruiters while enhancing my skill set. Reflecting on my experience, I am grateful for the support and opportunities provided by the Business Analytics program, which has equipped me with the foundational knowledge necessary to thrive in the workforce
The MS ITM program at UT Dallas has been an enriching and great learning experience. As an SAP MM Functional Consultant, with about 3.5 years of experience, UT Dallas’s Enterprise Systems track was the ideal track for me. The courses of the Enterprise Systems track are designed to help students accumulate valuable technical skills currently in demand in the industry.
I love how the Jindal School has tons of amazing professors who not only know and teach the material well, but also know how to engage their students and teach the material in a fun way. I also really like the variety of clubs, resume and interview workshops, and programs that the school offers to help college students prepare for a successful career when they enter the industry.
As a transfer and first generation student uncertain about my career path, I found seamless integration into UTD’s Business Analytics (BUAN) Undergraduate program. This journey has been transformative, immersing me in the dynamic realm of analytics. The curriculum, thoughtfully designed, offers a plethora of avenues for exploration. What truly sets UTD apart is the unwavering passion of its professors for the world of data. Their dedication and readiness to assist have been instrumental in my growth. I wholeheartedly recommend the BUAN program to anyone intrigued by the limitless possibilities of data.
You will never fall short of opportunities in the MSITM Program at UT Dallas, only if you are looking in the right direction. I have had the best time of my academic career with these opportunities and the experiences crafted out of them.
My decision to move from India to pursue my master’s degree at The University of Texas at Dallas was driven by a desire to gain practical exposure to enterprise systems and understand how technology supports real business processes.
The MS in Information Technology and Management program gave me exactly that opportunity. Through the Enterprise Systems track, I worked on hands-on SAP business case studies across different modules which helped me connect classroom learning with real-world scenarios. These experiences strengthened my understanding of end-to-end business processes and how data and systems drive decision-making in organizations.
One of the most rewarding parts of my journey was working as a Teaching Assistant, where I supported students during practical SAP assignments, clarified concepts, and guided them through complex business case studies. This role not only strengthened my technical foundation but also improved my communication skills and confidence in explaining processes clearly.
Beyond academics, I actively engaged with the SAP User’s Group as a Vice President and collaborated with peers who shared similar interests, which helped me grow both professionally and personally. Balancing academics, responsibilities, and the job search as an international student was challenging, but the supportive learning environment at UTD made a significant difference.
My time at UTD played a key role in helping me secure an opportunity at L’Oréal USA as a Junior Supply Chain Associate. This role aligns closely with my interest in supply chain operations and financial processes and marks an important milestone in my professional journey.
The MSITM program at JSOM provided me with strong foundational knowledge, hands-on experience, and exposure to industry relevant tools and processes. I would highly recommend this program to students looking to build practical skills and grow into impactful roles within enterprise systems and business operations.
With a background in Banking and no coding experience, the MSBA completely revolutionized my career in information systems. I am now able to utilize my expertise to channel real-world data and platforms that drive business strategic decisions for internal stakeholders and corporate leaders. Included in the program is the extraordinary opportunity to network in the fastest-growing tech hub in the U.S.
Having a little over 2 years’ experience working with data and processes, I was seeking a graduate degree that aligned with my goals and interests. As I stumbled upon JSOM’s MS-ITM curriculum at UT Dallas, I knew my search was over and that this was the place I wanted to be. The MS-ITM program is a perfect amalgam of technical, business and management courses.
With a background as a Technology Analyst in the SAP domain and nearly five years of IT industry experience, I aspired to expand my knowledge and unlock opportunities for advanced positions. Choosing the MSITM program at UTD turned out to be one of the best decisions of my life. I was confident in my choice of the Enterprise Systems track, which allowed me to focus on Enterprise-centric courses that aligned with my career goals.
Joining the MSBA flex program was a game-changer. Scholarships made learning accessible, and practical focus prepared me for a job. Looking back, it’s evident that education, especially with the right program and support, can truly transform your life.
I am glad to have had the experience of being apart of the UT Dallas Business Analytics Program! Through the faculty, peers, and program events I have found my footing in the industry through diverse internships and professional experiences. I truly believe the Business Analytics program is designed to make sure you succeed during and after your time at UT Dallas!
I am happy to write a testimonial about the SAP Users Group and Professor Lou Thompson, the Director of the Enterprise Systems Graduation Program. My experience with both the SAP Users Group (SUG) and Professor Thompson’s courses has been nothing short of transformative.
My journey to Masters Degree has been spectacular and memorable. Having my interest in SAP and choosing the UTD ITM program for its versatile curriculum which has an Enterprise Systems track perfectly complimented my skill sets in the SAP Security domain.
I embarked on a transformative journey at the UT Dallas, seeking to break free from professional stagnation. With 4 years of experience in project management and data analysis, I yearned for fresh skills and perspectives. The MS ITM program became my gateway to revitalization. Immersing myself in data warehousing, in-memory processing, and mastering data modeling, statistics and visualizations, I emerged equipped to seize challenging opportunities as a data engineer. The friendly environment, stellar faculties, and impactful courses have truly been the pillars of my successful transition and ongoing growth in the dynamic field of information technology.
Read the success stories from JSOM alumni who earned their degree from the Jindal School of Management. These alumni are current professionals who share their insights about their experience and life after graduating from UT Dallas.
Sadeq earned two degrees at what is now known as Naveen Jindal School of Management. He received a BS/Business Administration and an MS/Management Information Systems.
Assistant Professor, Jindal School Of Management, Ut Dallas
After completing his master’s degree in Information Technology and Management, Shekhar stayed at UT Dallas as a staff member and instructor. He now is program director of the Jindal School’s MS in Business Analytics and an assistant professor of instruction for information systems coursework.
Discover how Information Systems faculty are researching, publishing, speaking and engaging in the business community. The authors of these articles also include Information Systems students, staff and friends
Efforts to get more Jindal School undergraduate and graduate students to enter an online contest based on their strategic management course yielded more entrants and more top finishers. One Jindal School student finished No. 4 in the world.
JSOM student and Spring Capsim Foundation Challenge winner Timothy Shiveley prevailed over hundreds of other contestants in 10 countries to run a simulated company and make it the leader in the online competition.
UT Dallas and the Jindal School welcomed 300 students, faculty and industry professionals to campus for the 2018 Association for Information Systems’ national Student Chapter Leadership Conference, which focused on “Technologies of Tomorrow.”
Accounting students headed toward careers as CPAs and auditors scored scholarships this fall from three of those professions’ top funding supporters. Recipients benefited from good grades, extracurricular activities and strong résumés.
The third annual G.I.R.L.S. Stem Symposium at the Jindal School gave middle school girls hands-on opportunities in data analytics, programming, supply chain quality control and logistics. The event introduced participants to information technology.
Former Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings tied education to economic viability in a keynote conversation at the Jindal School’s major annual fundraiser, the Scholarship Breakfast. The event raised enough to provide scholarships for more than 40 students.
It’s the first day of the Lunar New Year — the Year of the Rooster — so as a gesture of appreciation to our JSOM students, staff and faculty who celebrate this holiday, let’s learn more about it.
Professor Özalp Özer, joined by Assistant Professor Mehmet Ayvaci, is working on improving healthcare decision-support technologies in a collaborative effort with — and funded by — University Hospitals of Cleveland.
A study focused on early detection and better care of sepsis using a data-driven, personalized alert system that also considers caregiver behavior has earned a trio of Jindal School researchers a best paper award.
Award-winning research by Jindal School faculty members shows the value of a bias-aware algorithm that can address and adjust for vulnerabilities in healthcare data.
INFORMS Information Systems Society has honored Dean Hasan Pirkul and Dr. Sumit Sarkar with its inaugural awards for service. Pirkul started the society’s annual conference, and Sarkar helped grow its Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems.
The 2022 Best Graduate School rankings from U.S. News bolster the Jindal School’s national standing and make it the most highly ranked school in North Texas, with the Full-Time MBA program placing among the top 15 U.S. public universities.
All it took was updating his contact information for Michael Montgomery, BS’11, and his wife to win a three-night, four-day trip for two to New York City that includes dinner, a Broadway show and Wall Street tour.
A search for more industry mentors led the Jindal School’s MS in Information and Technology Management program into a partnership with the Dallas Technology Ball that has so far netted the program fundraising proceeds and scholarships.
A team of graduate students scored the Jindal School’s fifth victory in the North Texas American College of Healthcare Executives’ annual case competition. The team offered several ways a hospital could help its surrounding community.
The Jindal School nurtures relationships with companies that create digital tools and apps — those that include analytics, cloud, mobile, social and software technologies — so that students can be well-prepared to use them professionally.
New financial technologies — fintech — are reordering the financial services industry. Professionals schooled in the changes made a case for Dallas and the surrounding region’s competitive advantage at a recent NTX Disruptors event at JSOM.
The concept of management information systems (MIS) might not be as foreign as you think. All of us users of technology are information systems managers on a micro scale. Do you use a cellphone or a computer to receive, send, organize data?
