Bachelor’s Degree in Information Systems Management

Impress potential employers with a background in both technology and business.

The Information Systems Management Bachelor’s Degree provides students with a solid core of business knowledge with technology skills in the area(s) they wish to pursue.

This degree can be completed as a stand-alone degree or as a 2+2 program with the Associate of Applied Business degree with a concentration in Information Technology Management. Contact your advisor for more information.

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The BSBA Information Systems Management degree can be completed entirely online through an interactive, virtual classroom. Access course materials from the time and place of your choice and complete your degree on your schedule.

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Highlights

Free Tuition Program is Making College Possible

College affordability is a concern for most graduating high school seniors. According to SSU President Jeff Bauer, Shawnee State University is making college possible for these students through a free-tuition program.

Shawnee State University announces Free Tuition to Need-Based Students from southern Ohio and northern Kentucky

Shawnee State University has announced a Free Tuition Initiative – offering free tuition to Pell-eligible first-time students who have a minimum 3.0 GPA and 18 ACT score living in Scioto, Lawrence, Adams, Pike, Jackson, and Ross counties in Ohio, as well as Greenup, Boyd, and Lewis counties in Kentucky.

Shawnee State graduate finds success at Microsoft

Orrin Edenfield was not sure where his career would take him after receiving his degree from Shawnee State University in 2004. An Adams County native and a first-generation college student, he chose to keep his options open and explore the possibilities a career in computer science could bring him.

Veterans Day Spotlight: U.S. Marine Corporal Eric Boggs

Corporal Eric Boggs, an accomplished marine from South Shore, Kentucky, is currently working on a double major in Electromechanical Engineering and IT Systems Management at Shawnee State University.

What can I do with this degree?

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Think that you might be interested in this degree?

Schedule an appointment with an advisor to get started or just talk over your options.

To start, contact Dr. Steve Rader, Business Department chair, at (740) 351-3215 or srader@shawnee.edu.

Potential careers

Graduating students may enter employment as web developers, network technicians, operators, computer programmers, or microcomputer specialists in computer installations, to name a few of the possibilities.

IS background in business provides students with the opportunity to pursue both technical and managerial careers in organizations that incorporate leading edge technologies.

A firm background in business as well as IS provides those students interested in starting their own businesses the knowledge and tools necessary to be successful in the endeavor.

Job Outlook

US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook reports the job outlook for IS Managers 2016-2026 to be 12% growth (average is 6%).

Median salary for an IS Manager is $131,600 per year ($63.27 per hour).

Other possible career paths:

Network Administrator (6% increase, $ 81,100 salary)
Security Specialist (28% increase, $ 95,510 salary)
Computer Support Technician (11% increase, $ 52,810 salary)
Database Administrator (11% increase, $ 87,020 salary).

Information on occupational outlook and opportunities can be found at the Federal Government’s Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Information Systems Management BSB

The Information Systems Management BSB is designed for the student seeking an entry-level position in the fast-growing computer industry.

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Free Tuition Program

Shawnee State University has announced a Free Tuition Initiative for qualifying students from Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky.

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