Management Information Systems Bachelor of Commerce

IT employees are prized by all organizations but even more valuable are employees who know how to use IT to solve business problems. This program prepares you to become a manager overseeing IT infrastructure and technical strategy. In taking this program you should also develop expertise in at least one other area of business, such as Accounting, Marketing, Human Resources, Finance, or Operations Management. You ll also have the option to take electives offered by other faculties such as Science and Arts, preparing you for employment in virtually any field.