Tiffin University

What you'll study

This programme combines core business education with hands‑on information systems training. You will study foundational business topics such as accounting, finance, management and marketing alongside MIS subjects including systems analysis and design, database management, networking, information security, and IT project management.

• Core business modules: principles of management, organisational behaviour, business law and ethics, managerial accounting and business communications.
• Information systems foundations: introduction to information systems, programming fundamentals, web development and systems architecture.
• Data and databases: relational database design, SQL, data modelling and introductory business analytics.
• Networks and infrastructure: computer networks, operating systems, cloud fundamentals and systems administration basics.
• Security and risk: information security principles, access control, risk assessment and incident response concepts.
• Project and service management: IT project management, service management frameworks, and practicum or capstone projects that apply classroom learning to real problems.
• Experiential learning: lab work, simulation exercises and opportunities for internships or cooperative placements with local employers to build practical skills and a professional portfolio.

Entry requirements

Applicants typically need a high school diploma or equivalent with a satisfactory academic record. Admissions consider transcripts, a personal statement and any relevant extracurricular or work experience. Competence in mathematics and basic computer skills are expected; some programmes recommend or require completion of high school algebra.

Standardised tests may be optional depending on admissions policies; applicants whose first language is not English will need to meet English language proficiency requirements through recognised tests or equivalent evidence of proficiency. Mature or transfer applicants with college credits or relevant work experience are considered on an individual basis.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for technical and managerial roles where business and technology intersect. Typical career paths include:

• Systems analyst or business systems analyst
• IT support specialist, network administrator or systems administrator
• Database administrator or data analyst
• Information security analyst or IT risk specialist
• IT project coordinator/manager and IT service manager
• Consultant roles in technology implementation and business process improvement

Many graduates progress into industry certifications (for example in networking, cloud platforms, database technologies or security) to complement their degree and enhance career mobility. Internship experience and applied projects completed during the degree help graduates enter the job market and advance into supervisory or specialist roles.

Why study at Tiffin University

Tiffin University offers a small‑class learning environment with close faculty support and an emphasis on applied, career‑oriented education. The university places strong emphasis on experiential learning, giving MIS students access to computer labs, simulation tools and internship opportunities with regional businesses.

Students benefit from personalised academic advising and career services aimed at resume development, interview preparation and employer engagement. The programme’s integration of business coursework with technical training is designed to produce graduates who can communicate across functional teams and take on both technical and leadership responsibilities in organisations.