Virtually every company uses business information systems in all aspects of their business. The real-world education you receive at DeVry University when you earn your bachelor's degree with a Business Information Systems specialization can prepare you to handle the same situations these companies face every day. Our experiential instruction provides a cross-section of business and technology, and is continually updated to keep pace with the latest advancements. You'll gain the technical skills needed for positions in fields like advertising, marketing, communications, finance, education, government service, or healthcare technology. Follow a career track in Business Information Systems by choosing this specialization when you earn one of the following bachelor's degrees from DeVry University:

Step into today's most rewarding business information systems careers developing smart solutions to business and related technology issues. Take part in finance and budgetary matters, as well as client communications and negotiations. The interpersonal skills and business management experience you'll gain at DeVry University can help open the door to many opportunities in the business information field. Working in a challenging business environment, you'll play a meaningful team role and achieve professional and financial success in a growing field. Professional Responsibilities When you earn your bachelor's degree in Business Administration from DeVry University with a major in Business Information Systems, you'll be equipped to perform a broad range of duties related to virtually every sector of the economy. Professional responsibilities of these experts, also known as account managers, business analysts, executive administrators, bank loan officers, and budget analysts, include: Hiring and supervising support services staff Developing departmental plans that include goals and deadlines Implementing procedures to boost productivity and improve customer service. Managing preparation, analysis, negotiation, and review of contracts for equipment, materials, supplies, products, and services