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At Price College, our Management Information Systems (MIS) Division prepares students for the dynamic world of digital information systems. Our innovative program goes beyond traditional education, fostering a collaborative environment where students explore new ideas and push learning boundaries. With a cutting-edge curriculum, hands-on experiences, and industry partnerships, we equip students with the skills, knowledge, and mindset to thrive in their careers.

Our expanded 21-credit curriculum includes advanced courses on emerging technologies and analytical skills, making our graduates highly competitive. MIS Majors can now complete the Business Intelligence and Analytics (BIA) Certificate by choosing the "BIA" track, gaining dual credentials that enhance marketability for data-centric roles.

We offer specialized tracks within the MIS major, such as Systems Analyst, Digital Transformation, and Application Developer, aligned with industry needs and technological trends. The revised curriculum includes practical, hands-on experiences like the project-based competition in MIS 3213 Business Data Analysis, judged by industry professionals.

Join us at Price College's MIS Division, where we shape the future of information systems and empower the next generation of leaders. Explore your potential with us!

Rankings & Research

#1

Top Bachelor’s Degrees in MIS


Best Value Schools, 2023-2024

#11

Best Undergrad MIS Schools


College Factuals, 2023

#18

MIS Undergraduate Programs


US News and World Report, 2024

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Center for MIS Studies

The Center for Management Information Systems Studies (CMISS) is a partnership between academia and business to share the knowledge, skills, and efforts of the University of Oklahoma's MIS Division with member firms in a framework that encourages innovation and productivity.

Faculty Publications

Shih-Lun (Allen) Tseng, Heshan Sun, Radhika Santhanam, Shuya Lu, and Jason Thatcher, “Rethinking Gamification Failure: A Model and Investigation of Gamified System Maladaptive Behaviors,” Information Systems Research (Forthcoming)


Yu, Yinan, Warut Khern-am-nuai, Alain Pinsonneault, Zaiyan Wei. 2023. "The Impacts of Social Interactions and Peer Evaluations on Online Review Platforms." Journal of Management Information Systems (Forthcoming).


Christian Maier, Sven Laumer, Heshan Sun, Jason Thatcher, and Tim Weitzel, "Why Do Users become Ex-Users? A Shocks and Image Theory Perspective." Journal of the Association for Information Systems. (Forthcoming).


Zhu, K., Khern-am-nuai, W., and Yu, Y.  "Negative Peer Feedback and User Content Generation: Evidence from a Restaurant Review Platform." Production and Operations Management (Forthcoming).


Wang, D., Durcikova, A., and Dennis, A., "Security is Local: The Influence of Immediate Workgroup on Information Security," Journal of the Association for Information Systems, (Forthcoming).

Faculty & Staff

Laku Chidambaram.
Laku Chidambaram

Interim Dean
Management Information Systems


Email: laku@ou.edu
Office: Adams Hall Room 3232
Phone: (405) 325-8013

Alexandra Durcikova
Alexandra Durcikova

Director
Management Information Systems


Email:  alex@ou.edu
Office: Adams Hall Room 3233
Phone: (405) 325-5721

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Lisa Sanders

Division Assistant
Management Information Systems


Email: lsanders@ou.edu
Office: Adams Hall Room 3236
Phone: (405) 325-5721

Campus Events & Important Dates

Student Resources

Academic Advising Contacts

MIS Advisors

Student Last NameAdvisor
A-RVeronica Kofa
S-ZAshlen Grob
ALL Accelerated BBA/MS-MITAshlen Grob

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Our alumni and community play a crucial role in supporting our programs and helping students reach their academic goals. Your gifts enable us to expand our reach and enhance the quality of education we offer. Scholarships, faculty development, research opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities are made possible through the generosity of our donors, ensuring that students have access to the resources they need to succeed.

Our commitment to fostering a sense of shared purpose and unity among students, faculty, alumni and donors creates a cycle of giving and receiving, where the support of one generation paves the way for the success of the next. By giving back, our community not only strengthens the university but also transforms the lives of our students, empowering them to pursue their passions and make a lasting impact on the world.

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