Dean: Lorne Olfman
www.ist.cgu.edu
(909) 621-8209

Introduction

The mission of the School of Information Systems and Technology is to prepare outstanding transdisciplinary professionals and educators to assume leadership positions in integrating information, technology, and management into diverse and global organizations and cultures. We teach and do research in the management of information systems and associated fields. The school integrates two cultures: technology andmanagement. It educates both professionals who are already or will be capable of managing information technology resources, and researchers in studying the diverse aspects of the impact of technology on organizations and society, and in innovating new systems technologies. Three degree programs are offered by the School of Information Systems and Technology: a Ph.D. in the Management of Information Systems and Technology, a Master of Science in Information Systems and Technology and a Master of Science in Health Information Management. The school also operates a number of research laboratories: Claremont Information and Technology Institute (CITI), Intelligent Systems Laboratory (ISL), Kay Center for E-Health Research, Network Convergence Laboratory (NCL), and the Social Learning Software Laboratory (SL2).

Programs

Dual-Degree

• •  Information Systems and Technology and Management, MS/MBA