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The first ever installation of the IBM LinuxONE III, a highly secured enterprise platform for mission-critical applications and sensitive data for hybrid cloud, exists on the Marist campus.
Through the MS in Information Systems at Marist, you can fill a growing need for professionals in the workforce with skills in both technical and managerial areas. Marist’s cutting-edge facilities and our exclusive partnership with leading technology institution IBM grant MSIS students access to some of the most innovative technology in the world. A STEM degree, the MSIS program utilizes cutting-edge information technology and systems coursework and real-client-based projects to give you the hands-on experience that employers prefer.
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The MS in Information Systems offers three distinct concentrations that allow our students to focus their degree experience specifically on their career goals.
Marist’s exclusive partnership with tech giant IBM provides our students direct access to some of the most advance and cutting-edge facilities in the world.
The first ever installation of the IBM LinuxONE III, a highly secured enterprise platform for mission-critical applications and sensitive data for hybrid cloud, exists on the Marist campus.
Through a $3 million grant from the state, the New York State Cloud Computing and Analytics Center at Marist College provides cost-effective IT services to growing businesses in the community.
The Marist SOC features a number of IBM’s cybersecurity technologies that allow our students to detect and counteract cybersecurity threats in a safe, isolated cloud environment.
Marist’s MS in Information Systems has been ranked the Best Online Master’s in Information Systems & Technology by BestColleges.
According to U.S News & World Report, Marist is ranked #2 among the Most Innovate Schools.
Marist’s MS in Information Systems is flexibly offered in both fully online and hybrid online/on-ground formats.
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