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Management Information Systems Certificate (Undergraduate)

Management Information Systems Undergraduate certificate

Learn to identify, select and evaulate innovative technology solutions for business with the Management Information Systems Undergraduate (MIS) certificate in Temple University’s Fox School of Business.

In this nine-credit certificate program, you'll become a knowledgeable user of information technology and develop the tools necessary to successfully interact with technology professionals. As a graduate of the program, you’ll acquire valuable, translatable skills and differentiate yourself in an increasingly competitive industry.

The program is available to non-business students at Temple. Interested students should discuss with their advisors how the courses in the certificate program will fit into their overall degree plan. Additional options for those interested in supplementing their baccalaureate curriculum with IT coursework include the Management Information Systems and Information Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship minors. Learn more about these opportunities.

Classes & Curriculum

To complete the nine-credit certificate program, students must complete the two required courses below.

  • Digital Systems
  • Data and Analytics

Students then select an elective course from the following options.

  • Cloud Architecture
  • Data Science
  • Digital Design and Innovation
  • Information Systems Innovation
  • Internet Enabled Supply Chains
  • Social Media Innovation
  • Strategic Management of Information Technology

Learn more about Management Information Systems Undergraduate certificate courses.

Related Graduate Degrees

Fox School of Business students work diligently in the computer lab.

Careers

Information technology is a crucial part of business management, and companies are looking for employees who can think creatively and strategically about how to incorporate technology into the workplace.

The following in-demand careers are a few examples of the wide variety of opportunities that may be available to students who study Management Information Systems.

  • Application developer
  • Business analyst
  • Chief information officer
  • Computer systems analyst
  • Data analyst
  • Database manager
  • Information systems manager
  • Program analyst
  • Social media consultant
  • Web developer

Alumni Employers

Temple University maintains strong ties with employers, both within the city of Philadelphia and beyond, who have employed, or who currently employ, former Temple students. Graduates from the Management Information Systems program have gone on to work for a variety of employers, including

  • Cigna;
  • Comcast Corporation;
  • Deloitte Consulting, LLP;
  • Deloitte;
  • Ernst & Young;
  • Grant Thornton;
  • JPMorgan Chase & Co.;
  • KPMG;
  • Pfizer;
  • Protiviti, Inc.;
  • Prudential Financial;
  • PwC;
  • QVC;
  • RSM;
  • SAP America, Inc.;
  • TD Bank;
  • Temple University; and
  • Vanguard.

Tuition & Fees

The tuition for this Certificate Program is based on school or college of your major, program degree level (undergraduate or graduate), course load (full- or part-time), in-state or out-of-state residency, and more. You can view the full Cost of Attendance breakdown on the Student Financial Services website. You can also view the 2025–2026 tuition rates.

Our Academic Advisors

The Center for Undergraduate Advising in the Fox School of Business is dedicated to helping students navigate their academics and make informed decisions about their career paths.

Camille Fallon is the associate director at the Center for Undergraduate Advising.
Phone: 215-204-1761
Email:

Joy Stroman is the senior academic advisor at the Center for Undergraduate Advising.
Phone: 215-204-7762
Email:

See a full list of undergraduate academic advisors.

Peer Advising

The Center for Undergraduate Advising also offers peer advising at the Main Campus location. Undergraduate peer advisors offer the perspective of an upper-level student and assist by sharing their knowledge and personal tips for academic success.

Program Contact

For more information about your degree program, contact the faculty below.

Kate Markowitz is the director of enrollment management for undergraduate students.
Phone: 215-204-4892
Email:

Tom Carney is the assistant director of undergraduate enrollment.
Phone: 215-204-5424
Email:  

Claudia Bereshnyi is the assistant director of transfer, veteran and online BBA recruitment and the contact for both incoming transfer students and those interested in an online BBA.
Phone: 215-204-4100
Email:

Student Clubs & Organizations

Joining student clubs and organizations is a great way to meet like-minded students; connect with local, national and international businesses; and build the skills you’ll need in your professional career. Enhance your academic experience by participating in a club related to your major or interests.

Temple Association for Information Systems offers students opportunities to practice and promote management information systems through social, community and professional development activities. Membership is open to any Temple University student interested in a Management Information Systems-related career.

Explore the full list of Fox School of Business student clubs and organizations.

Accreditation

The Fox School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The school has maintained AACSB accreditation since 1934.

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