The CIS Department of the Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University is ranked...

• First in Georgia*
• First in the southeast*
• Tenth in the U.S.*
• First in the world in IS research publications**
• Second in the world in IS research citations**
  * U.S. News & World Report, 2007
  ** Communications of the AIS 2007

The Master of Science in Managing Information Technology (MSIS MIT) curriculum is designed to prepare high-potential IT professionals for significant management-level responsibilities. Participants will increase their ability to think, plan, manage, and make decisions that create added value for their companies.

The program consists of ten three credit-hour courses and a six credit hour capstone project course. The courses cover a wide array of IT managerial topics ranging from strategic to organizational, financial, and technical. The capstone projects will be selected based on the interests of participants and their value and relevance to their companies.

The cost of the program, including in-state tuition, books and instruction materials, meals, and all incidentals is $34,750, payable in three equal installments. (Non-Georgia residents will pay a somewhat higher fee, reflecting the differential costs of non-resident tuition.)