Business Information Systems

MSc Business Information Systems
Mode: full-time

The MSc in Business Information Systems provides a balance between computing and business subjects.

Why choose this course?

• You will study in a friendly environment with state-of-the-art computer facilities
• There are opportunities for Independent and Work-Related Learning
• There are opportunities for professionals or employees wishing to pursue Continuing Professional Development via our individual taught modular scheme (Postgraduate Diploma or Certificate)

Career Opportunities

This programme will provide an academic grounding and training in essential computing (including information systems) and business skills to produce up-to-date, skilled and employable postgraduates.

The programme provides a good balance of hands-on (practical experience) as well as formal examinations, which is essential for a deep understanding of the subject.

Successful candidates could find employment as a:
Business Analyst, Systems Analyst, Project Manager, IT consultant or IT/Business Lecturer

Opportunities for further study include:

PhD in Business, Computing and Information Systems relates research.
Teaching/learning methods and strategies

The MSc in Business Information Systems uses a number of teaching and learning strategies. Strategies used include: lectures, practicals, seminars, group work, discussion boards, individual and group-based assignments etc.

Assessment

Coursework assignments, exams, group work and Computer Assisted Assessments.

Dissertation/project and research

In order to successfully complete an MSc. in Business Information Systems you will be required to undertake a dissertation. The exact topic that covered will be successfully negotiated between the student and their supervisor. In full time mode you will be expected to undertake your dissertation in the 3rd semester of study.

Attendance

Full time students will study four modules per semester, with the possibility of some modules running in the daytime, and others running in the evening, usually from 6.30pm.