Management Information System

This program focuses on applying Information Technology (IT) to solve managerial problems and support the decision-making process within organizations, by combining knowledge in the fields of business and technology management. Graduates acquire essential skills in: data analysis, database design, technical project management, information security, systems analysis and design, and decision-making support software.

Program Mission

To prepare and qualify specialists in Management Information Systems (MIS) who possess the knowledge and skills required by the job market, through student-centered learning and the provision of research and research projects to serve the community.

Program Objectives

• Enable students to master the theoretical and practical foundations of Management Information Systems.

• Support the research environment, promote a culture of autonomy and innovation, and organize research projects for students and faculty members.

• Build community partnerships and contribute to providing services in consulting and training fields.

• Develop students' skills in the areas of professional responsibility and collaborative academic work.

•  Program Learning Outcomes
  
  • Knowledge and Understanding
    
    • K1: Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the basic concepts, principles, methods, models, and theories of business disciplines.
    • K2: Define MIS concepts and related topics and technologies, and describe their effective roles in organizations.
    • K3: Demonstrate an understanding of business research methodology and methods.
  • Skills
    
    • S3: Apply and integrate the basic concepts, principles, methods, models, and theories of business functional areas to solve problems and make decisions.
    • S2: Utilize analytical and critical thinking skills to creatively identify, formulate, analyze, evaluate, and solve business problems in MIS.
    • S3: Employ research skills in the field of business and MIS to solve real-world problems.
    • S4: Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing to share ideas and knowledge in the field of MIS.
    • S5: Use information technology applications and mathematical and statistical analysis methods to process and analyze data and information related to business issues and problems in the MIS field.
  • Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility
    
    • V1: Demonstrate awareness of citizenship, and work values and ethics.
    • V2: Acquire the skills to professionally lead work teams and activities by building self-development responsibility plans and actively participating in community activities.

• Program Admission Requirements:

  • Candidate Selection: The selection process among candidates is based on the results of the General Aptitude Test (Qudrat) and the Achievement Test (Tahseeli), or their equivalents, in addition to the High School GPA.

  • Validity Period: The validity of the Aptitude and Achievement test scores is determined by the National Center for Assessment (Qiyas) under the Ministry of Education.

  • Weighted Ratio: Comparison between male and female students is based on the weighted percentage distributed as follows:

    • The minimum weighted binary ratio for admission into Administrative, Arts, Humanities, and Applied colleges is 70% for male students.

    • The weighted triple ratio is 70% for female students at the university level.

  • Selection Announcement: Candidates are announced through the electronic admission portal by ranking applicants based on the declared admission criteria, order of preferences, availability of seats, college-specific admission conditions, and the university’s overall capacity.

• Additional Documents  

Program Guide

Internal Quality Handbook

Field Experience Handbook