Department of Information Systems and Technology Management

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Department of Information Systems & Technology Management

 

  

Technical & Management Pathways
Prepares students for careers developing and managing information systems across private and public sector organizations.

  

Flexible, Specialized Curriculum
Students tailor their experience through electives that emphasize technical expertise, managerial skills, or a blend of both.

  

Hands-On, Applied Learning
Combines real-world technology exposure with strong problem-solving skills and conceptual frameworks for understanding technology.

  

Future-Ready Focus
Equips students to effectively leverage current and emerging technologies in business and government environments.

 

 

 

Information Systems and Technology Management (ISTM) Academic Programs

Bachelor of Science in Information Systems

Gain core computing skills in programming, systems development, database, enterprise and web information systems, mobile app development, cloud computing and artificial applications while learning about core concepts in business and potentially work as a systems analyst, developer or an internal and external consultant.

BS in Information Systems  

Master of Science in Information Systems Technology

Solve problems with strategy and the development of technical products, processes and services while also managing creative professionals, introducing and adopting new technology, mastering the resultant organizational change and addressing business matters related to technology.

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MS in Information Systems Tech  

Ph.D in Business with an Information Systems Technology Management Area of Focus

Explore a wide range of research topics in information systems, including digital transformation, IS economics, digital strategy, e-commerce, artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging digital phenomena in today’s pervasively digitized business, and to exploit them for business value.

PhD: ISTM  

Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence

Prepare for the next evolution of business technology by gaining hands-on skills in machine learning, deep learning, and AI-driven systems. This certificate equips leaders to apply AI innovations—including IoT—to real-world business challenges and opportunities.

Certificate in AI  

Graduate Certificate in Cloud, Applications & Information Technology

Build the skills to design, implement, and manage secure cloud architectures using leading platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This certificate prepares business leaders to leverage cloud technologies for innovation, agility, and competitive advantage.

Certificate in Cloud Apps & Info Tech  

Graduate Certificate in Management of Technology & Innovation

Develop the leadership and strategic skills to manage technology-driven change and foster innovation. This certificate prepares professionals to leverage technology for organizational growth and to launch and scale new ventures.

Certificate in Management of Tech & Innovation  

The GW Business 4+1 Program enables students to earn both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in just five years. 

 

 

 

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Our Research

The research conducted in the Department of Information Systems and Technology Management at GW Business spans across topics such as innovation and entrepreneurship, digital platforms and markets, organizational agility through IT, vital and collaborative technologies and the economics of digital advertising and e-business.

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Information Systems and Technology Management Faculty

 

Faith Bradley
Faith Bradley

Teaching Assistant Professor of Information Systems and Technology Management

(202) 994-3172
Sunghun Chung
Sunghun Chung

Assistant Professor of Information Systems and Technology Management

(202) 994-4919
Subhasish Dasgupta
Subhasish Dasgupta

Chair, Department of Information Systems & Technology Management; Program Director, MS in Information Systems Technology; Associate Professor of Information Systems and Technology Management

(202) 994-7408
Richard Donnelly
Richard Donnelly

Program Director, MBA in Security Technology Transition; Associate Professor of Information Systems and Technology Management

(202) 994-7155
Wenjing (Wendy) Duan
Wenjing "Wendy" Duan

Professor of Information Systems & Technology Management

Khaled Falah
Khaled Falah

Adjunct Professor of Information Systems and Technology Management

Yi-Chun (Chad) Ho
Yi-Chun (Chad) Ho

Associate Professor of Information Systems & Technology Management

(202) 994-5598
Terry Hsiao
Terry Hsiao

Adjunct Professor of Information Systems & Technology Management

Yixin Lu headshot
Yixin Lu

Associate Professor of Information Systems & Technology Management

(202) 994-5975
YoungKi Park
YoungKi Park

Associate Professor of Information Systems & Technology Management

Mike Provance

Adjunct Professor of Information Systems & Technology Management

Raymond Van Dyke
Raymond Van Dyke

Professorial Lecturer of Information Systems & Technology Management

(202) 378-3903
Anju Wadhwa
Anju Wadhwa

Teaching Assistant Professor of Information Systems and Technology Management

 

Contact Us

Department of Information Systems and Technology Management
The George Washington University School of Business
Funger Hall, Suite 515
2201 G St. NW
Washington, D.C. 20052

Staff

Dr. Subhasish Dasgupta
Department Chair
  dasguptaatgwu [dot] edu (dasgupta[at]gwu[dot]edu)
  202-994-7408

 

Karen Cholakis
Administrative Manager
  karent1atgwu [dot] edu (karent1[at]gwu[dot]edu)
  202-994-2790