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Develop Technical Skills and Systems Thinking

Build hands-on experience in systems analysis, database management, and emerging technologies that employers across various industries need.

Learn from Faculty with Real-World Experience

Study alongside instructors who bring direct knowledge from information technology, cybersecurity, software engineering, and business administration.

Study On-Campus in Florida

Learn on campus at Keiser’s flagship campus in beautiful West Palm Beach, Florida.

Solve Business Problems with Technology

Sharpen the critical thinking and decision making skills that bridge technical teams and business operations, so you can drive real results from day one.

At a Glance

120

Credit Hours

Courses

Months*

Week Terms

Up to 12 credits of transfer credit*
Career opportunities in information systems, data analysis, cybersecurity, and more
Available On-Campus
Financial aid for those who qualify**

* Time to degree completion and the number of transfer credits are estimates, not intended as a guarantee, and can vary based on many case-by-case factors.
** Speak with a dedicated financial aid counselor to explore all your financial aid and funding options.

Information Systems, BS Overview

Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Systems offers a thorough look at how organizations collect, store, protect, and use data to support business operations and drive decision making. Coursework covers systems analysis, database management, data communications, cloud computing, artificial intelligence concepts, object-oriented programming, and business intelligence, giving students a broad range of technical and analytical skills. The information systems program also emphasizes management principles, legal environment and compliance, and project management; preparing graduates for the professional world with both technical expertise and leadership ability.

Program Mission

The mission of Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program is to prepare students to excel in today’s rapidly evolving technological world. With a global focus, our innovative curriculum prepares students and shapes them into leaders across industry, academia, and government sectors. Aligned with Keiser’s mission, the program cultivates expertise in designing information systems solutions, ensuring graduates succeed in diverse careers and drive academic excellence and innovation.

Program Goals

Be well prepared for information systems careers with concentrations in software engineering and cybersecurity.
Apply technological principles to solve real-world challenges in software development and cybersecurity.
Lead transformative change in the technology sector, benefiting communities and organizations.
Engage in continuous learning to innovate, integrate, and enhance information systems solutions.

Prerequisites

All lower division major and general education courses should be successfully completed before upper-division courses are undertaken.

Program Highlights

Students can choose between two specialized concentrations: software engineering or cybersecurity.
The curriculum covers data management, systems analysis, business intelligence, cloud computing, and project management alongside computer programming in languages such as Java, Python, C++, and R.
The program prepares graduates for in-demand careers as systems analysts, database administrators, data analysts, and information security analysts, with a curriculum aligned to the needs of today’s job market.

Estimated Student Costs

Required and Optional Fees for Programs: Fees are costs set by the university in addition to tuition (and room and board, if applicable). These fees may be required for your program or optional depending on the courses you take, and they support the costs associated with completing an approved program of study. Fees are defined in the university’s catalog or supplement and listed on the school’s billing statement or invoice. Fees that are optional will not be paid using GI Bill® benefits and will be the responsibility of the student choosing these additional options. For additional guidance, please see your Program Director or Admissions Counselor.

Accreditation Statuses

Keiser University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. Learn more about Keiser University accreditation. While this program does not require specialized programmatic accreditation, the information systems program offers a robust curriculum designed to equip students with knowledge and real world skills needed for successful careers in the technology and related fields. In addition, the SACSCOC accreditation ensures Keiser University meets rigorous quality standards, which is crucial for students as it affects access to federal financial aid, the transferability of credits to other accredited schools, and recognition of degrees for graduate programs and employers. This accreditation signifies that the institution adheres to standards that ensure educational quality and institutional effectiveness.

Program Outline

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Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Degree Courses

Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Systems prepares graduates to design, implement, and manage information systems across a broad range of industries. The program blends computer science fundamentals with business administration concepts, giving students the technical skills and strategic perspective to address real-world business problems. With concentrations in software engineering and cybersecurity, information systems graduates enter the job market ready to serve as systems analysts, database administrators, project managers, information security analysts, and more. Students gain foundational knowledge in database design, data communications, object-oriented programming, project management, and systems analysis, along with the problem solving skills that information systems professionals rely on every day.

To receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems, students must complete 120 credit hours as follows:

Lower Division Courses

Lower Division Information Systems Major Courses (21.0 credit hours)
Data Structures and Algorithms	3.0 credit hours
Software Engineering I	3.0 credit hours
UX/UI Design	3.0 credit hours
Discrete Mathematics and Probability	3.0 credit hours
Essentials of Networking	3.0 credit hours
Principles of Information Security	3.0 credit hours
Database Management	3.0 credit hours

Lower Division Information Systems Electives (6.0 credit hours)
Java Programming II	3.0 credit hours
C++ Programming II	3.0 credit hours
Python Programming	3.0 credit hours
Programming in R	3.0 credit hours

General Education Requirements (33.0 credit hours)
Behavioral/Social Science (3.0 credit hours)
Introduction to Psychology	3.0 credit hours

Communication (3.0 credit hours)
Speech	3.0 credit hours

Computers (3.0 credit hours)
Introduction to Computers	3.0 credit hours

English (6.0 credit hours)
English Composition I	3.0 credit hours
English Composition II	3.0 credit hours

Humanities/Fine Arts (3.0 credit hours)
History of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties	3.0 credit hours

Mathematics (6.0 credit hours)
Statistics	3.0 credit hours
Pre-Calculus	3.0 credit hours
College Algebra	3.0 credit hours

Natural Science (6.0 credit hours)
General Biology	3.0 credit hours
Advanced Biology	3.0 credit hours
General Chemistry	3.0 credit hours
Advanced Chemistry	3.0 credit hours
General Physics I	3.0 credit hours
General Physics II	3.0 credit hours

Upper Division Courses

Upper Division Information Systems Major Courses (39.0 credit hours)
Introduction to Business Intelligence	3.0 credit hours
Advanced Business Intelligence	3.0 credit hours
System Analysis	3.0 credit hours
Data Warehousing	3.0 credit hours
System Design	3.0 credit hours
Business Process Reengineering	3.0 credit hours
Cloud & Internet Computing	3.0 credit hours
Database Management Systems	3.0 credit hours
Agile Processes	3.0 credit hours
Cyber Laws, frameworks, and Standards	3.0 credit hours
Secure Development Operations	3.0 credit hours
Project Management	3.0 credit hours
Information Technology Capstone	3.0 credit hours

Upper Division Concentration Courses (18.0 credit hours)

Software Engineering
Advanced Database Programming and Administration	3.0 credit hours
Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms	3.0 credit hours
iOS Development	3.0 credit hours
Android Development	3.0 credit hours
Distributed Processing	3.0 credit hours
Software Testing	3.0 credit hours

Cybersecurity
Risk Identification in Cybersecurity	3.0 credit hours
Cybersecurity Risk Protection	3.0 credit hours
Principles of Risk Detection	3.0 credit hours
Response to Cybersecurity Risk	3.0 credit hours
Cyber Risk Recovery	3.0 credit hours
Cyber Security Program Administration	3.0 credit hours

Upper Division General Education Courses (3.0 credit hours)
3.0 credits from any upper 3000/4000 general education courses offered by the university

Note: All lower division major and general education courses must be successfully completed before upper division courses are undertaken.

If you’re someone who cares about …

Building systems that solve business problems with technology and shaping the way organizations handle data and information,

a degree in information systems might be your thing.

Information systems students are analytical, resourceful, and tech-savvy, with the drive to connect computer science to business strategy.

Whether you lean toward database design, software engineering, or information security, this path gives you the tools and technical expertise to turn ambition into a career.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems

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What Jobs Can You Get with a Bachelor's in Information Systems?

Graduates of Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program enter the job market prepared for roles in corporate IT departments, government agencies, healthcare organizations, financial institutions, and more. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, demand for information systems managers, systems analysts, database administrators, and information security analysts remains strong across various industries. This information systems degree supports career changers, working professionals, and recent high school graduates by building the technical skills and management knowledge needed to support business operations, manage data analytics projects, and lead technology teams. The bachelor of science equips graduates to step into roles that require both computer programming fluency and a firm grasp of business strategy.

Career Pathways in Information Systems

Systems Analyst
Database Administrator
Information Security Analyst
Data Analyst
Project Management
Software Engineer

Network Administrator
IT Manager
Business Intelligence Analyst
Cloud Computing
Information Systems Professional

Cloud Computing Technology Associate Degree

See What Sets Keiser Apart

Student Kadesha Rose, shares why she chose Keiser to pursue her degree in Software Engineering. She found the experience both supportive and efficient. She chose Keiser University for its friendly environment, welcoming community, and instructors who genuinely care about student success. With a streamlined enrollment process and a focused academic format featuring one class per month, Kadesha highlights how the university’s structure helps students progress toward their degrees quickly and confidently. For those motivated to complete their education as efficiently as possible, she describes Keiser as an excellent fit.

Kadeshia Rose

Keiser University Software Engineering Student

The environment is friendly. The instructors really actually care about how you are going to get your degree. Keiser was a great fit.

Kiefer Suau

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering graduate

Keiser University provided me with the foundation to turn ambition into action, equipping me with the discipline, purpose, and support necessary to make a lasting impact. The dedicated faculty and my incredible colleagues continually challenged, inspired, and encouraged me, shaping both my personal and professional growth. With my Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering, I’ve been able to pursue meaningful contributions in public service and technology, while advancing my career as a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst for Behavioral Pedestal LLC and Spring Health ABA.

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Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program suits students ready to build a career in technology, data management, or cybersecurity. Whether you come in as a full-time student, a career changer, or a working professional looking to upskill, the program fits your life with flexible online and on-campus options. With concentrations in software engineering and cybersecurity, small class sizes, and a curriculum built around real business problems, Keiser gives you the foundational knowledge, technical skills, and degree program structure you need to move forward with confidence.

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Accredited University

Keiser University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), ensuring your education meets rigorous academic standards.

Flexible Learning Options

Study on-campus at Florida locations with one class at a time. Small class sizes create an environment where faculty know students by name and provide individualized support throughout the program.

Financial Services

We’re here to help guide you through the financial aid process and provide assistance. Grants, scholarships, and financial aid available for students who qualify.

Can I earn an information systems degree online at Keiser University?

Yes. Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Systems is available online, with on-campus and hybrid options also offered. Students receive the same quality instruction, faculty support, and academic resources regardless of which format they choose.

What careers can I pursue with a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems?

Graduates can pursue roles such as systems analyst, database administrator, data analyst, information security analyst, project manager, software engineer, network administrator, and information systems manager, among many others. The bureau of labor statistics reports strong median salary projections and job growth for most of these roles, making an information systems degree a smart investment in your future.

Can I transfer credits from another institution?

Yes, Keiser University accepts transfer credits for undergraduate and graduate-level programs. Our admissions team will work with you to review your transcripts and determine your transfer eligibility. Credits transfer based on several factors including accreditation and course equivalency. Learn more about credit transfer requirements and eligibility requirements.

Does Keiser offer financial aid for online students in the information systems program?

Online students pursuing an online degree can access the same financial aid resources as campus-based students, including grants, scholarships, and tuition assistance programs. Learn more about Keiser University’s Financial Services.

What concentration should I choose: software engineering or cybersecurity?

Your choice depends on your career goals. The software engineering concentration digs into advanced database programming and administration, data structures, application development, and software testing, making it a strong fit for future software engineers and developers. The cybersecurity concentration prepares students for roles in risk management, information security, and compliance, with coursework in risk identification, cybersecurity protection, and program administration. Both tracks build on the same strong information systems foundation.

How long does it take to complete a bachelor's in information systems?

The program takes approximately 40 months to complete for a full-time student starting from scratch. This timeline can vary if a student transfers academic credits from another institution. Contact the admissions team to discuss your individual situation.

How much does it cost to earn this degree?

Tuition at Keiser University varies by degree program. Keiser offers financial aid, military and veteran benefits, scholarships, and tuition reimbursement to those who qualify. For more detailed cost information, please contact an admissions advisor. Get more information about Keiser University’s tuition and costs.

What courses make up the information systems degree program?

The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems covers a broad range of subjects including data structures and algorithms, database management, systems analysis, business intelligence, cloud computing, project management, secure development operations, and cyber law. Students also complete coursework in computer programming languages such as Java, Python, C++, and R, along with foundational mathematics and general education requirements. Your concentration adds additional upper-division courses in either software engineering or cybersecurity. An academic advisor can walk you through the full degree program plan.