Master of Information Systems
Masters GMAT/GRE Option for 2021 Admissions
For 2021 Walton master's program admissions, the GMAT or GRE is optional. While not required, you have the option to submit your test scores as part of a holistic admissions review. Programs may still conduct an interview as part of the overall process. Doctoral programs will still require a valid GMAT or GRE test score as part of the application. Please contact gsb@walton.uark.edu for more information.
Employers around the world seek to recruit and retain top talent who can assume technology leadership roles. The Master of Information Systems degrees offered by the Walton College are designed to groom these leaders.
Selective Enrollment
Admission to Walton College MIS programs is highly competitive and selective. Enrollment in each program is limited.
Two Degree Options
The full-time MIS program can be completed in one year. The part-time program, designed for working professionals, can be completed in less than two years.
Master of Information Systems
Masters Degree (MIS)
This 30-credit-hour program is designed to provide the skills and knowledge necessary to be successful in today's highly competitive, constantly changing world of business technology.
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Professional Master of Information Systems
Masters Degree (PMIS)
Designed for working professionals, this 30 hour program is completed in less than 2 years. Students take 6 hours each semester and meet approximately one Saturday every month.
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Outstanding Walton College Faculty Recognized for 2020-21
Scot Burton, distinguished professor in the Department of Marketing, has been recognized with the Outstanding All-Around Faculty Award for 2020-21 by the Walton College.
Jed McCaleb to Keynote Kick-off for 2021 RZRblock Hackathon
Accomplished programmer and serial blockchain entrepreneur Jed McCaleb will be the keynote speaker to kick off the 2021 RZRblock Hackathon.
Zach Steelman Recognized with International Honor
The Association for Information Systems honored Zach Steelman with the AIS Early Career Award for his contributions to information systems.
