Bachelors in Business Administration - Information Systems Management

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Auburn University

Program Overview

The BSBA in Information Systems Management at Auburn University’s Raymond J. Harbert College of Business prepares students to lead digital transformation, design and improve business processes, and develop innovative digital products and services. The program uniquely bridges the gap between IT specialists and business users by combining business fundamentals with technical expertise.

Students build capabilities in software development, database management, cybersecurity, project management, and systems analysis, underpinned by a strong core in finance, marketing, operations, and strategic management. The curriculum provides flexibility with electives that can support minors or double majors and is complemented by rich experiential learning opportunities.

Course Overview

  • Years 1 & 2: Core courses in English composition, calculus, public speaking, business development, economics, accounting, business law, business analytics, and management of business processes.

  • Year 3: Principles of marketing, management, finance, and information analysis, along with major-specific courses like introduction to information systems, programming, and professional development in ISM.

  • Year 4: Advanced ISM courses including digital business design, advanced application development, security and information assurance, and the capstone project in management information systems. Students also complete electives and may pursue minors or double majors.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

  • Internships: Real-world work experience in information systems management with the option to earn course credit. Students gain practical exposure that enhances career prospects and professional networks.

  • Capstone Project: Management Information Systems Projects. A team-based, real-world project integrating business and technical skills to address complex challenges.

  • Industry Engagement: Company presentations, recruitment events, résumé and interview workshops, and close connections with faculty who have significant industry experience.

  • Student Organizations: Opportunities to join the Alpha Iota Delta National Honor Fraternity and other professional organizations, providing leadership and networking experiences.

  • Professional Development: Courses in professional development, programming, database management, digital business design, cybersecurity, and advanced application development to build both technical and managerial competence.

Progression & Future Opportunities

  • Graduates secure roles in industries including technology, consulting, finance, healthcare, government, and other sectors requiring technology-driven business solutions.

  • Strong potential for advancement to senior IT management, technology strategy roles, or Chief Information Officer (CIO) positions.

  • The program offers a solid foundation for graduate studies in information systems, business analytics, or management.

  • Flexible electives and the opportunity to pursue a minor or double major support individual career aspirations.

  • Auburn’s career services and strong employer relationships contribute to high post-graduation employment outcomes.

Program Key Stats

$33,944
$ 60

Jan Intake : 1st NovAug Intake : 1st Feb


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Yes

Eligibility Criteria

BBC - ABB
3.0 - 3.5
28 - 32
80 - 85

1240 - 1360
26 - 30
6.5
90

Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Systems Analyst
  • IT Project Manager
  • Database Administrator
  • Business/Systems Analyst
  • Application Developer
  • IT Consultant

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