ISQA is responsible for a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree in Management Information systems. These programs have experienced a fourfold increase in enrollment over the past 5 years. In addition, ISQA is developing an interdisciplinary PhD in Information Technology in conjunction with Computer Science and Business Administration. Individuals who desire to contribute to the development of a college with national stature are encouraged to apply. The College of IS and T and the College of Engineering from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are partners in the Omaha Institute of Information Science, Technology and Engineering.
Salary is competitive.
Contributions to service within the University, business or professional areas are expected. Applicants at the associate level should have a significant publication record. The Institute makes its effort to be one of the top-ten such institutions in the nation. Primary consideration will be given to those candidates with strong teaching skills and interests, a promising research area, interest in working with industry, and potentials for attracting externally funded projects. Applications for the associate level position must have established a strong record of funded research.