Information Systems
Study information systems at Fordham
About the information systems major
Harness the power of emerging technology as an information systems major at Fordham.
Here, you’ll develop a comprehensive understanding of business analytics, digital business innovation, and enterprise architecture. Learn how to master data and find technological solutions to real-world problems. Gain hands-on internship experience with industry leaders in NYC like Google and Microsoft. And cultivate the fundamentally human skills that machines can’t replicate, from critical thinking to clear communication.
Our graduates go on to …
- IT strategy and management
- web design and development
- careers in business, technology, and consumer analytics

Information systems major profile
Major
Rose Hill
Minor
Rose Hill
Major
Lincoln Center
Minor
Lincoln Center
Program at a glance
of information systems graduates in the past five years were employed, continuing their education, or engaged in public service or other meaningful endeavors within six months of graduation
of information systems graduates in the past five years have pursued advanced degrees
Accounting, IT, Investment Banking, Advertising, and Healthcare
industries where the greatest number of information systems graduates find jobs in places like EY, Deloitte, Morgan Stanley, Red Ventures, WebMD, and more
career-focused tracks to choose from—business analytics, digital business innovation, and enterprise architecture
courses to complete the major: six required, plus four electives to specialize in your chosen track
Center for Digital Transformation
Gabelli’s research center for digital technology hosts a monthly CIO roundtable, featuring a different guest speaker from the tech industry each session
Information systems with impact
Information systems program FAQ
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Here, you’ll learn by doing. With hands-on opportunities in one of the world’s most influential cities, you’ll gain the skills and experiences employers seek. And in addition to the big city energy of New York, you’ll have a tight-knit, supportive campus community, eager for you to thrive.
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As an information systems major, you’ll choose from our career-oriented tracks: business analytics, digital business innovation, and enterprise architecture. Though you’ll gain a broad understanding of all three areas, you’ll be able to focus your study of technology management to the path you envision for your future.
You might take courses like Business Analytics, where you’ll explore the role of data and new technology like BI (business intelligence) in supporting businesses, or Mobile Commerce & Apps, where you’ll gain the skills to leverage the technology of the mobile marketplace.
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Fordham’s location in New York City will provide you with unparalleled access to internships, research collaborations, and career pathways through our connections with research institutes and business leaders. Information systems students have had hands-on experiences at leading organizations like …
- IBM
- JPMorgan Chase
- PwC
- Accenture
- GE Capital
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As an information systems major, you’ll be prepared for advanced study and careers in data analysis, business management, programming, information technology, and software development, to name a few areas.
Plus, you can connect with alumni through the Fordham Mentoring Program to receive one-on-one guidance and advice for your career.
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At Fordham, you’ll use AI as a tool to enhance your learning. Our program will equip you with the skills you need to navigate the ever-changing landscape of AI in the workforce. As an information systems major, you’ll be able to take courses like AI and Data-Driven Marketplaces and Advanced Python with AI, preparing you for high-growth roles in AI-driven systems management, predictive technology, and e-commerce.
You’ll also be able to earn credentials and paid micro-internships through IBM SkillsBuild’s Getting Started with AI course. All Fordham students and graduates have access to AI training through RamConnect, the University’s alumni and experiential learning platform.
Above all, you’ll learn skills that can’t be replaced by AI, such as critical thinking, creativity, emotional intelligence, and integrity.
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