Information Systems Management - Master

Information Systems Management - Master

Information Systems Management - Master enables you to deepen and broaden your existing information systems knowledge with the support of internationally renowned research staff. You will also develop your professional, managerial and negotiation skills so that you will be well equipped for arewarding career in the field of information systems. 

Course Objectives

The aim of Information Systems Management - Master is to develop practical skills and critical awareness in relation to the state-of-the-art in enterprise-level systems development. At the end of the course, you should be able to:

• Express a rounded awareness of the state-of-the-art in
  relation to the role of information systems in the enterprise
  environment and the importance of strategic alignment.
• Explore issues relevant to information systems development in
  the context of modern business environments and needs.
• Understand the changing nature of information systems and
  the implications of this for the requisite dynamic sociotechnical
  balancing.
• Reflect critically on the state-of-the-art of both the practice
  and theory of organisational-level systems development and
  critically understand information systems and their role in
  organisational effectiveness.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the course Information Systems Management - Masterwill be equipped to pursue careers in:

• Business Analysis
• Systems Development Analysis
• Consultancy
• Technology Project Management
• Business Change Management

To apply for Information Systems Management - Master you should have a good Honour´s degree (or foreign equivalent qualification) and be motivated to develop a reflective understanding of the theory and practice of this complex and exciting subject area. A computing-related background may be advantageous to your application, but is not a requirement.

Master of Technology, full-time, 120 ECT

Master of Science, part-time, 90 ECT

MTech 120 ECTS study points.
MSc 90 ECTS study points.

NOK 39 300,- per semester