Business information systems at ANU
What is business information systems?
The study of business information systems is designed to develop skills and competencies in students that will enable them to embark upon a professional career in the ICT, information systems and associated industries.
Specifically students develop skills in the analysis, design, specification and implementation of information systems in addition to understanding the financial and other resources required to assist organizations to effectively utilise information systems and technologies.
Programs in business information systems at ANU
Business Information Systems can be taken as a major at ANU within the Bachelor of Commerce.
Students interested in postgraduate programs in Business Information Systems have a number of options within the ANU College of Business and Economics.
Find further information on pursuing research through an MPhil or PhD.
Accreditation
The Business Information Systems major within the Bachelor of Commerce can be structured so that is it recognized by the Australian Computer Society, however, professional accreditation is not required for practicing in the profession.
Careers
Career options for graduates from the Business Information Systems field can include, but are not limited to, roles as consultant/business analyst, database administrator, system architect/systems analyst, and programmer/analyst.
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