COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Information Systems for Business Performance includes a comprehensive curriculum designed to provide students with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to succeed in the IT and business domains. Part I of the program consists of twelve core modules, each worth 5 credits, focusing on both managerial and technical aspects of information systems. Modules such as Digital Leadership Seminars, Professional Practice Skills and Ethics, and IT Project Management develop leadership, communication, and ethical decision-making abilities. Digital Governance and Compliance addresses the regulatory and organisational challenges of managing digital information, while Business Decision Support and Introduction to Business Intelligence and Analytics equip students with tools for data-driven decision-making.The curriculum also focuses on business innovation and sustainability through modules like Sustainable Digital Business Models and Business Models for Disruptive Technology. Technical skills are developed through Systems Analysis, Application Design, and two database-focused modules—Database Analysis and Design, and Databases for Management Information Systems—which prepare students to understand and manage the back-end architecture of business IT systems.Part II of the program comprises a 30-credit Capstone Consultancy Project. This significant component allows students to apply their acquired skills in a real-world context, solving practical business challenges in collaboration with industry mentors. The project provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate their problem-solving abilities, business insight, and technological competence in a professional environment. Through this combination of coursework and applied learning, the program ensures that graduates are well-prepared for careers in information systems and business technology roles. It provides a solid foundation for those aiming to become IT professionals, business analysts, or digital transformation specialists in various sectors, including finance, manufacturing, and public services. The structured and practical nature of the course makes it an ideal choice for students from diverse academic backgrounds looking to transition into the IT industry.