Master of Science in Information Systems
The Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) at the Rawls College of Business is a 36-hour program, offered both in-person and online, designed for professionals seeking to advance their careers at the intersection of technology and business. With a focus on in-demand areas such as enterprise architecture, web development, and emerging technologies, students can tailor their coursework to include artificial intelligence, information systems management, or statistics. The program equips graduates with the technical expertise, strategic insight, and leadership skills needed to excel in today’s evolving, technology-driven business environment.
program highlights
Customized Learning Path
Design your curriculum by selecting elective courses that align with your career goals, rather than adhering to a fixed specialization.
Courses are offered in fall and spring semesters.
In-Person or Online Flexibility
Complete your degree with a format designed to fit your professional and personal commitments. Courses are offered in fall and spring semesters to support steady progress toward graduation.
No GRE/GMAT Required
Apply without standardized test scores, making it easier to take the next step toward advancing your career.
Career-Defining Curriculum
The MSIS curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of data management, information systems, and strategic decision-making.
Core courses include:
Business Application Scripting
Database Concepts
Risk Management in Information Systems
Data Structures for Business Applications
Web Application Development
Interface Design & UX for Business
Web3 Infrastructure Development
Enterprise Architecture & System Integration
program format
The MSIS program is a 36-hour master's degree program. This program prepares students for careers in technology and business by developing expertise in designing and managing information systems across various platforms, including mobile applications, web development, databases, and blockchain technologies.
Students will learn essential skills in risk management, user needs assessment, and information security, equipping them to achieve business goals and enhance operational efficiency.
OPT is available for students attending in-person courses.
Are you a current undergraduate student considering getting a MSIS degree? Check out our Pathway program to jump start your graduate coursework.
faculty
Our MSIS faculty are industry leaders and researchers in fields such as AI innovation, data science, emerging technologies, and digital innovation. Their commitment to both teaching and research ensures you receive a cutting-edge education grounded in the latest advancements in information systems.
supporting your success
Rawls Career Management Center
The Rawls Career Management Center (CMC) offers personalized support to help you explore career paths, connect with top employers, and develop the skills needed for career advancement in information systems and technology management.
Techsan Connection
The Techsan Connection platform allows you to network with Texas Tech alumni and industry professionals to further boost your career prospects.
admissions
The admission process is the first step toward earning your degree. We will work closely with you to ensure your application process is personal, simple and successful.
Application Requirements
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree and will benefit from prior coursework in computer science, management information systems, statistics, and calculus. Experience with programming languages like Python, SQL, and R is recommended. No prior work experience is required.
Unofficial Transcripts
Applicants must submit unofficial transcripts from any degree-awarding college or university, as well as any post-secondary institution attended.
Resume
Applicants must submit a detailed current resume, indicating professional work experience—including start and end dates (month and year) for each position held. Provide accomplishments and skills acquired, including managerial experience.
English Proficiency for International Students
All international applicants must provide proof of English proficiency before their applications can be considered for admission. Only your most recent measure of English proficiency is considered for admission purposes. This test is waived only for graduates of U.S. universities or universities in English proficiency-exempt countries. Applicants who have completed at least two consecutive years at a college or university in the U.S. or in an English proficiency-exempt country are also exempt from the English proficiency requirement.
Application Deadlines
Fall Entry: July 1
Spring Entry: December 1
International students are encouraged to apply at least six months in advance when possible.
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