Studying for a Bachelors Degree in Computer Information Systems gives students the communications and leadership skills required to advance a career in the IT discipline. A degree in information systems teaches students how to supervise network security, develop organizational information systems strategies and guide the everyday online operations of the organization.

Students can design flexible study programs that focus on:

• designing, setting up and managing a range of networked computer systems
• understanding the peripheral issues and the software required to run the systems
• the roles and responsibilities of networking experts and managers at all organizational levels
• practical experience in troubleshooting and configuring systems
• the theory of networking and creating solutions

Some of the specialist subjects students can choose from include:

• business management
• enterprise computing
• system analysis and integration
• web development and administration
• computer forensics
• information systems security
• health information systems
• database management
• online game programming
• information management
• managing and creating database systems
• project management