College of Business

Program Overview
The Management Information Systems program aims to prepare highly qualified national graduates with strong academic and professional competencies in the field of Management Information Systems. The program offers high-quality education that integrates administrative and technical aspects within a stimulating academic environment that supports innovation and scientific research, and meets labor market needs across the public, private, and non-profit sectors.

Duration of Study
The duration of study in the Management Information Systems program is four academic years, totaling 132 credit hours. This includes university, college, and program requirements, in addition to cooperative training.

Course Requirements
The program requirements include compulsory and elective courses covering management, information technology, systems analysis and design, databases, e-business and e-commerce, business intelligence, and information security, as well as cooperative training aimed at linking academic learning with practical application.

For more details about program courses and their requirements by level, please visit the Course Requirements link.

Preparing nationally distinguished graduates, academically and professionally, in the field of Management Information Systems by providing high-quality education and applied scientific research within a stimulating academic environment, and fostering effective and sustainable partnerships with the community.

The program aims to achieve the following objectives:

First Objective:

• Providing students with fundamental knowledge and research skills.
• Equip students with essential knowledge and basic research skills.
• Improve students’ skills in the field of Management Information Systems.
• Systematically engage stakeholders in program development.

Second Objective:

• Enhancing scientific research and professional development for faculty members.
• Conduct scientific research in the field of Management Information Systems.
• Encourage faculty members to participate in professional development activities.

Third Objective:

• Building sustainable community development.
• Develop community partnerships.
• Participate in community development activities.

The approved study plan for the Bachelor of Management Information Systems program.

The University Council determines admission policies annually based on recommendations from the relevant college councils and other concerned bodies. The Deanship of Admission and Registration at Al Baha University implements admission policies according to the following requirements:

• Applicants must hold a General Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent, issued inside or outside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
• The General Secondary School Certificate must not be older than five years prior to the application date; however, the University Council may waive this condition if justified.
• Applicants must pass any examination or personal interview successfully, as determined by the University Council.
• Applicants must be medically fit.
• Applicants who are employed must obtain approval from their employer if working in a governmental or private entity.
• Applicants must meet any additional requirements approved by the University Council at the time of application.
• Applicants must not have been dismissed from another university.
• Other considerations in admission include the applicant’s secondary school grades, performance in interviews and admission tests, if applicable.

For more information about admission requirements:

Program Guide

Al Baha University Admission Guide

Program Learning Outcomes

Career Opportunities 

• Information Systems Analyst
• Information Systems Designer
• Information Center Manager
• Information Systems Project Manager
• Information Services Manager
• Database Manager
• Information Security Manager
• E-Business Applications Manager and Developer
• Business Intelligence Analyst

Head of the Management Information Systems Department

Dr. Mohammed Mustafa Jan

Phone: +966 555987072

Email: m.jan@bu.edu.sa