CIS (disambiguation)

CIS usually refers to:

• The Commonwealth of Independent States, a modern-day political entity consisting of 9 former Soviet Union Republics

CIS is also an acronym for:

• Canadian Interuniversity Sport
• Cancer Information Service
• Carcinoma in situ
• Card information structure
• Case Information Statement
• Center for Immigration Studies, Washington DC
• Centre for Independent Studies, Australia
• Center for Information Sawal Dher
• Center for Internet Security
• Chinese International School, Hong Kong
• Cisalpino train services
• Citizenship & Immigration Services (U.S.)
• Clinical information system
• Clinically isolated syndrome
• Colombo International School, one of the largest international schools in Sri Lanka
• Collective investment scheme A scheme for people to invest together for a common goal. e.g Unit Trust or Mutual Fund.
• College in the Schools
• Community Innovation Survey of the European Union
• Communities In Schools, a nonprofit focused on education in United States
• CompuServe Information Service
• Computer information systems
• Confederacy of Independent Systems (Star Wars)
• Configuration Interaction Singles: A variational quantum-chemical method for calculating excited states
• Contact image sensor
• Continuous Injection System: A fuel injection system developed by the Robert Bosch Group
• Continuous ink system
• Continuous Integration Server
• Coucil for International Service (1919-1927)
• Council of International Schools
• Co-operative Insurance Society: A British Insurance company
  • CIS Tower, Manchester, England: The headquarters of the above Co-operative Insurance Society
• Copenhagen International School
• Critical Incident Stress
• In hydraulics, CIS is an abbreviation for Cubic Inches per Second (a measure of the rate of flow)
• CIS solar cells: For the semiconductor Copper Indium Selenide (CuInSe₂), see Copper indium gallium selenide
• Current Index to Statistics: a search engine for the statistics literature

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