Overview
MSc Business Information Systems is designed for learners who want to synthesise, critique and lead the discipline of business information systems and evidence that capability with a recognised, verifiable award. The programme carries 180 credits and represents approximately 1,800 hours of total qualification time, including guided learning, independent study and assessment.
Teaching runs on a weekly rhythm: a recorded concept session, guided reading, an applied workshop and a live seminar with your tutor. Every module ends with a formative checkpoint, and assessment is continuous rather than exam-driven, so your grade reflects sustained work rather than a single sitting.
Delivery is on campus / online. All materials are captioned, downloadable and mobile-friendly, and the digital library gives you full-text access to the major academic databases in technology for the duration of your registration. Progresses to the dissertation stage of an MSc, MA or MBA, or to doctoral study.
Learning outcomes
- β Synthesise, critique and lead the principal theories, models and frameworks used in business information systems
- β Apply business information systems techniques to authentic organisational problems and justify your choices with evidence
- β Communicate findings clearly in writing and in person to both specialist and non-specialist audiences
- β Work to the professional, ethical and legal standards expected in business information systems practice
- β Plan your own continuing development and progress confidently to the next level of study or responsibility
Module structure
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How you're assessed
Live briefs completed for real or simulated client organisations.
Reports and critical reviews against published marking criteria.
Individual or syndicate presentation to an academic panel.
Built progressively across every module of the programme.
Short formative assessments, unlimited attempts, highest score recorded.
Entry requirements
- π A bachelor degree or equivalent Level 6 qualification
- π Or five years of managerial experience assessed through RPL
- π English at IELTS 6.5 (6.0 in each component)
- π CV, personal statement and two references
Progression
Progresses to the dissertation stage of an MSc, MA or MBA, or to doctoral study.