AIS - Temple University Information Systems Job Index
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Bachelor's: 69% | Master's: 81%
Bachelor’s: $65,314 | Master’s: $84,113
Bachelor's: 83% | Master's: 70%
Salaries for IS graduates are higher than typical business majors for both Bachelor's and most Master's degrees.
IS professionals who apply and develop information technology in organizations comprise a significant portion of the labor market.
Master's in IS is among the top 10 graduate degrees demanded by employers.
Bachelor's in IS is in the top 5 business degrees and top 10 degrees overall demanded by employers.
IS programs are STEM and called Management Information Systems (MIS), Information Systems (IS), or Computer Information Systems (CIS).
About 1,300 IS programs in the U.S are offered mostly in Business Schools, as well as Information Schools, and by Computer Science.
There are about 3 million IS jobs in the U.S.
