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Sydney Business School Undergraduate Prospectus : 2013
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Every company in today’s world uses the skills of a business analyst, so your list of potential employers will be almost unlimited. There is also currently a shortage of Business Information Systems (BIS) graduates worldwide, so you’ll have excellent employment prospects. Roles you might work in include business analyst (analysing and recommending solutions to improve business performance), information systems consultant, business forensics specialist (identifying anomalies You can gain professional level accreditation with the Australian Computer Society by completing a specific program of study in the BIS major. in finance systems to prevent fraud), and enterprise architect (designing the business processes and information structures of a company and the systems to support them). A specialist in BIS is called a business analyst and acts as a ‘bridge’ between managers and information technology, to develop and deliver solutions to complex business problems that technology can provide. They apply their knowledge of business operations and processes and their technical skills to ensure that organisations use both information and technology effectively to support their business objectives. The Business Information Systems major at the Business School has strong links with industry and an advisory board of senior practitioners who provide insights into the future business needs of corporations and governments both nationally and internationally. This ensures our programs are industry- relevant and prepare you to meet these developing needs. sydney.edu.au/business/ugmajors/bis BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS “A BIS major has vast business applications. As technology develops and markets evolve, BIS is an essential and engaging area of knowledge with a promising career path. I used many insights from this major during my cadetship.” KATHLEEN WILSON BIS MAJOR OURMAJORS
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