Introduction to the Major

Management Information Systems (MIS) is a field that combines IT knowledge with a broad understanding of business in order to maximize the contribution of information technology to business management.
Our graduate school's Business IT major, as the largest and leading institution for training MIS professionals in the country, offers high-level education in business problem solving, the establishment of informatization strategies, and the design and construction of information systems. Alumni of this major actively lead the domestic MIS field in various sectors, including large corporations, public institutions, and academia.

Students majoring in this field will develop into researchers and experts who are capable of leading studies in Management Information Systems. This includes both a social science perspective, represented by Behavioral MIS, and an engineering perspective, represented by Technical MIS, under the guidance of our graduate school faculty who encompass the diverse spectrum of MIS.

Goals and Features

Goals

Develop expertise in IT consulting capabilities in the IT field and skills in business data analysis (business analytics). Develop the ability to analyze and design business models and knowledge content, as well as to design user experiences and cultivate design thinking skills. Foster understanding of organizational business processes and the establishment of information strategies, as well as develop capabilities in information system diagnostics and supervision.

Features

Various scholarship programs available for full-time students, covering 50% to 100% of tuition fees among other benefits. Operating the 4th phase of the Ministry of Education's Brain Korea 21 (BK21) program. Offering weekend and evening classes on weekdays to facilitate concurrent employment and study. Providing full-time students with personal research spaces in laboratories.

Curriculum (English Courses)

Degrees Awarded

Master's Degree/Doctoral Degree
Admission Requirements	[Master's] Graduates of 4-year universities or equivalent academic qualifications [Doctoral] Master's degree or equivalent academic qualifications
Admission process	Document review and interview (1)
Degrees Awarded	Choose from a Master's or Doctoral degree in Management Information Systems, Business Administration, Science, or Engineering. (2)
Registration method	Full-time / Part-time (suitable for working professionals)
Degree Completion Period	[Master's] 2 years (including 3 credits for thesis guidance, totaling 27 credits required) [Doctoral] 2 years and 6 months (including 6 credits for thesis guidance, totaling 36 credits required)

(1) Submission of language proficiency scores (TOEIC / TOEFL) is not required during the admission process.
(2) Degree award criteria are based on the graduation requirements specific to each degree type.

A career after Graduation