Look closely in virtually any corner of the world and you will find successful alumni from the No. 1 business school in SUNY.
Use the latest tools to identify, assess and manage digital information and emerging technologies. With your STEM-designated Master of Science in Management Information Systems degree, you can pursue your passion with skills that are in high demand in organizations throughout the world.
UB’s MS in MIS qualifies as a STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) program, which provides an additional 24 months Optional Practical Training (OPT) for F-1 visa holders. For information, visit the Department of Homeland Security Study in the States website or UB's International Student and Scholar Services Office.
Before you set foot on campus, the Career Resource Center is engaged and committed to your success. We work with you to help develop your career strategy and hone the tools you’ll need for an effective job search and rewarding career.
Join the ranks of thousands of UB School of Management alumni who live and work across the globe. You'll find our alumni in leadership positions in technology companies, other industries, nonprofits and government who are deeply engaged with UB, providing faculty and students with a direct connection to real-world issues and opportunities. You've got connections and our CRC will help you leverage them.
Take advantage of experiential learning opportunities in our MS in MIS program. Start in July and graduate in June. Eleven months is an ideal program pace to do it all:
Look closely in virtually any corner of the world and you will find successful alumni from the No. 1 business school in SUNY.
The School of Management uses a test-optional admissions process for our Master of Science programs. You have the option to submit GMAT or GRE scores in support of your application, but are not required to do so.