| The Management Information Systems Department is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program that combines business administration with information systems and technologies. The department aims to train qualified individuals who understand and utilize technology, collect and analyze data, make data-driven decisions, analyze business processes, and guide the digitalization and digital transformation processes of organizations—in line with the needs of the digital age.
The objectives of the Management Information Systems Department are:
Our goal is to educate graduates who:
Possess fundamental theoretical and practical knowledge in management, business, economics, and business functions such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, operations management, strategy, and information technology;
Have acquired knowledge and skills in programming, database management, system analysis, business intelligence, data analytics, and enterprise information systems;
Can analyze the information systems needs of organizations and develop technology-based solutions appropriate to these needs;
Can collect, analyze, interpret data, and use it in decision-making processes;
Can evaluate digital transformation processes from managerial, technical, and strategic perspectives;
Can contribute to the effective, efficient, and ethical use of information technologies in businesses;
Follow developments in their field, possess lifelong learning skills, and can continuously improve themselves;
Are team players with strong communication skills and can take responsibility in interdisciplinary studies;
Have developed entrepreneurial, innovative, and problem-solving skills;
Have a sense of professional responsibility, ethical values, social sensitivity, and a sustainability perspective. |