Bachelor of Science in Information Management and Technology

As a student at SU, I really enjoyed the opportunities for students to get involved in real-world projects. During my studies, I worked with one of the Schools research centers, CITI, to upgrade the IT systems for the St. Camillus Rehabilitation Center. 

   --Gregory Bauer
   B.S. in Information
   Management & Technology 04
   B.A. in International Relations 04

 

The Bachelor of Science in Information Management & Technology at the School of Information Studies focuses on the human as well as the technological elements of information systems. Students learn to see the "big picture" through coursework that covers the information industry spectrum. Students focus on the needs of information users, learn the value of information as well as technology, and develop a flexible and highly portable set of skills for the 21st century workplace.  

Through coursework in the liberal arts, students in the Bachelor of Science in Information Management & Technology program gain an understanding of the historical and scientific contexts of contemporary life and explore a variety of disciplines. Many students take minors or dual majors in other Syracuse University schools or colleges, including policy studies, economics, and management. The Information Management & Technology curriculum also enables students to participate in study abroad, honors, and cooperative education programs.

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