Management and Information Systems major Department of Business Administration

Management and Information Systems major
Learn business administration from a monozukuri perspective that only a technological institute can offer
Information has become a valuable resource that is changing the way our world is structured. The skills managers need at business sites are also changing, and companies now need professionals who have a balanced and competent grasp of administrative knowledge, skills, and information. The Management and Information Systems major takes advantage of the strengths and information at our technical institute to turn out modern management experts.

What you will learn in the Management and Information Systems Major

  1. Choose from five specialty programs and learn what you need to launch your future career
    We offer five specialty programs: the Management Training Course; Planning, Sales, and Service Course; Monozukuri Technical Management Course; Accounting Course; and IT Technician Course. Students learn practical management skills that are effective in the real world.
  2. Study at accessible Jiyugaoka Campus
    Our campus is located just a minute’s walk from Jiyugaoka Station on Nagoya’s Meijo subway line. Students in the Management and Information Systems major are the only ones at AIT with the privilege of learning on this highly accessible campus complete with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities.
  3. Developing learning that corresponds to the global society
    Acquiring language skills that are indispensable to the global society is also an essential requirement of the times. We will repeatedly learn business English that can be used in the field and improve communication skills in foreign languages.

Put your knowledge to work

We provide a business education that covers the information processing companies need to operate as well as IT-driven management. Get the skills you need to make a difference in the world.
Companies and offices Whether they are big or small, today’s companies make use of staff members with a variety of job descriptions—from managers and sales representatives to accountants, IT technicians, production managers, and more. Modern managers need foreign language skills and a global mindset that they can put to work abroad, while IT technicians have a thorough knowledge of the computers that keep companies running.
Convenience stores Marketing, development, quality management, logistics, human resources and more—the success of a convenience store depends on shop operations expertise.
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