Prepares designers and developers for both technical and real world aspects of creating and managing an information system
- Principled Approach: curriculum focuses on analysis, design, implementation, testing, deployment, assessment, and enhancement of large-scale information systems.
- Career-Oriented: This program is highly applicable and designed for practicing information systems professionals.
- Distinguished Faculty: This program is taught by the same faculty of Drexel University's iSchool (College of Information Science and Technology).
- Highly Interactive: Our online learning method is designed to challenge and engage students while remaining convenient for the working professional.
- Flexible: Complete the Information Systems program at the pace that fits into your lifestyle. Take one course per term up to a full time credit load (9 or more credits per quarter).
The Master of Science in Information Systems degree provided by the iSchool at Drexel helps systems specialists to stay current with the latest technology and techniques. Our Online Information Systems strives to teach the application of technology to information problems in real organizations. Graduates of the program typically assume senior roles in information systems analysis and design, requirements engineering, software programming, interface design and information resources management.
Program Length
The program consists of 45 credits (15 courses) and is organized in 10-week quarters.
Breaking the year's academic work into shorter modules of 10 weeks each helps you stay focused and on track. It also adds convenience; you can take a term off during a busy period at work without undermining your momentum toward a degree.
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Applications
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for Fall and Spring terms. Apply today! (See admissions criteria for specific supplemental materials required.)
