The Information Systems Study Program covers two main domains: Business and Technology. This program bridges the gap between technical components (information and communication technology) and non-technical components (business and management), equipping graduates with competencies in both fields. The program emphasizes the use of information and communication technology (ICT) to address challenges faced by organizations, as well as the ability to evaluate the strategic value of ICT utilization in achieving organizational goals. Students in the Bachelor’s Program in Information Systems will study various business functions within organizations, learn how to model and improve business processes, conduct analysis and design to implement information systems required by organizations, and develop critical and analytical thinking skills, strong communication abilities, and professional ethics.