2022 Information Systems Job Index Available; Preview Event November 22

The Institute for Business and Information Technology at Temple University in partnership with the Association for Information Systems and sponsored by Meta, is pleased to announce the publication of the 2022 IS Job Index, the only comprehensive longitudinal analysis of the information systems (IS) entry level job market in the United States.

Inaugurated in 2013 and published every 2 years, the IS Job Index is the only national longitudinal assessment of jobs, placement, demographics, search, acceptance, geographical patterns, and knowledge of information systems (IS), management information systems (MIS), and computer information systems (CIS) graduates. This most recent version of the IS Job Index includes data from 1,408 job market entrants from 36 universities across the U.S. 

Some of the top insights from the report include cyber security, project management, consulting, and software development jobs pay the most, while jobs in Consulting and Data/Analytics are the most popular. Salaries for IS graduates are significantly higher than typical business majors for both Bachelor's and most Master's degrees, and overall IS salaries are outpacing business school salaries.

The data is useful for parents, students, and employers and especially useful for faculty and deans of higher education. The findings can be leveraged to promote IS programs and achievements to potential students and employers.

Invitation: Online Preview Event – November 22, 2022

The state of Information Systems in 2022: Who are our students, what do they know, and how do they perform in the IT job market?

November 22, 2022, 11:00 am Eastern
RSVP for the November 22 event here.

Presented by: Munir Mandviwalla and Michael Dinger

Gain an exclusive preview of the results of the 2022 IS Job Index, a comprehensive longitudinal analysis of IS graduates in the United States. The webinar will provide a brief overview of the recently published IS Job Index report on the demographics, jobs, and knowledge of 1408 IS graduates from 36 universities across the nation. Key takeaways include major changes in salaries, jobs such as consulting, analytics and systems analysis, placement rates, programming and cyber-security knowledge, and racial and demographic representation.