With over 590 current students, GW has one of the largest and longest-running Master of Science programs in Information Systems in the United States. Since the program was first offered in 1980, it has earned a reputation for producing graduates who have a thorough understanding of information systems and technologies along with relevant management, communication, and decision-making skills.

Management Information Systems (MIS)

Information Systems Development (ISD)

Information Systems Project Management (ISPM)

Executive Master of Science in Information Systems (EMIS)

• 30 credit hours plus additional technical prerequisites may be required
• Locations
  • Main Campus
  • Virginia Campus
  • Arlington
• Full time or part time
• Monday-Thursday evening courses with Saturday courses available at Arlington
• Fall, spring, and summer admissions
• CIO University certification

• 30 credit hours plus additional technical prerequisites may be required
• Locations
  • Main Campus
  •  Virginia Campus
• Full time or part time
• Monday-Thursday evening courses
• Fall, spring, and summer admissions

• 33 credit hours plus additional technical prerequisites may be required
• Location
  • Main Campus
• Full time or part time
• Monday-Thursday evening courses
• Fall, spring, and summer admissions

• 36 credit hours
• 15-month curriculum
• Alternating Friday/Saturday
  full-day schedule
• Full time course load
• Cohort format, limited to 21 students
• Virginia Campus
• Fall admissions only
• CIO University certification