Applied Information Management Master's Degree Program

AIM student in Haiti

Sponsored by his employer, Harris Corporation, Jeff McLean provided technical support as part of emergency relief after the January earthquake.

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Do you manage information, people, technologies, or resources?
Are you a full-time, mid-career professional?

If so, the Applied Information Management Master of Science degree can take you to the next level!

The AIM Program incorporates all of the following subject areas:

Earn your master's degree online as a part-time student while working full-time!

Unlike traditional information technology programs, AIM takes an applied, multidisciplinary approach, preparing you with a big picture perspective on managing information in a wide variety of organizations and positions. You’ll come away with a respected master’s degree from the University of Oregon and skills you can use immediately in your career.

The AIM Alumni Project

The AIM Program is producing a series of profiles about the professional work of graduates. The goal is to explore the diversity of work of the information manager and to examine how the field is evolving.

Working with Information—An interview with Peter Batten (’98), general manager,
ISS Green Fleet

What is your current job? I run a business unit of Instrument Sales and Services (ISS) that retrofits public and commercial “big engine” fleets with emissions reduction technology. We install equipment like exhaust catalysts, crankcase filtration, and cabin heaters. This is a big change from my last role managing a software company, but I was attracted to this “clean technology” opportunity because I know we make a difference in air quality for everyone, and especially for people like my asthmatic daughter.