Welcome to University of Oregon's Applied Information Management Master's Degree Program (AIM)

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What's New at AIM

Fall Term Registration

Registration is now open for AIM fall term courses, including Information Systems and Management, Management of Organizations, and Writing for Research.

Faculty Achievements

AIM faculty are active contributors to the field, and continue to learn, in order to maintain top performance in the AIM Program.

2008 AIM Graduation Events

This year graduates of the Applied Information Management Program will participate in the University of Oregon Summer Convocation.

Capstone Research Abstracts

2008 abstracts are now available.

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You manage information. AIM helps you master it.

To manage information, you need to know about more than just business, marketing, and technology. You need to be able to effectively manage all your information resources, from products and services to people and technologies.

The Applied Information Management (AIM) master of science degree was designed to give mid-career professionals that kind of knowledge—relevant skills in information management, information design, business management, and applied research that can be used immediately on the job.

Join some of today’s most dynamic working professionals from a number of the world’s leading organizations in a flexible, part-time program that lets you enhance your career while you learn new information management skills.

Ten Reasons to Choose AIM

Designed for real-world professionals who want to enhance their knowledge of information management. Not your traditional MBA.
You earn a graduate degree from the prestigious University of Oregon.
It’s practical and applied. You can use what you learn in class the next day at work.

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