Information Science Program

Bachelor’s in Information Science (BSIS)

The Bachelor of Science in Information Science (BSIS) is one of only two programs of its kind offered at a North Carolina public university. This multidisciplinary degree prepares students to manage, analyze, and use data to support decision-making across organizations.

What you’ll learn

• How to manage, maintain, and design information systems
• How to train and support users in effective technology use
• How to analyze and apply data to inform decision-making
• How to work with geographic information systems (GIS)

Why it matters
Organizations across sectors rely on accurate, accessible information to make decisions. In this program, you’ll learn how to organize, interpret, and apply data to meet real-world needs.

Geographic Information Systems

Focuses on mapping and spatial data analysis to solve real-world problems in areas like planning, environment, and public services.

Information Analytics

Prepares students to interpret and use data to uncover insights, support decisions, and improve outcomes.

Information Technology Training & Development

Equips students to design, deliver, and evaluate technology training and user support in organizational settings.

Organizational and Community Informatics

Explores how technology and information systems support communication, collaboration, and impact within organizations and communities.