MSc Business Management (Information Systems Strategy & Governance)
Enhance your business management skills with a focus on information systems strategy and governance on this flexible online course.
Overview
Whether you’re contemplating a career in business or currently working and looking to enhance your qualifications, our online (part-time) MSc Business Management (Information Systems Strategy and Governance) will equip you with the practical skills and knowledge you need.
Sharing much of its content with the online MSc Business Management, this course offers you the opportunity to pursue a specialism in information systems strategy and governance.
This course is designed to deliver accessible, creative and flexible postgraduate business education with specialism and offer a choice in how, when and where you study.
It’s ideally suited to individuals who intend to balance their personal commitments with their studies. This is a fully online course that will build on your existing experience and knowledge and enhance it with up to date business theory.
You can pay for this course flexibly on a module-by-module basis. This means that you don't have to pay the full course cost upfront.
Course details
Our online (part-time) course has been developed for the dynamic global business environment. It focuses on developing skills in information systems and the application of conceptual management theories to current practice, giving you the expertise you need to take on senior roles.
You’ll gain a sound theoretical grounding in business management and stimulate an enquiring, analytical approach.
You’ll also learn how to address issues with innovative and creative problem solving techniques, with critical thinking and strategic reasoning.
Assessments
Assessments for this course include:
- Reports / case studies
- Digital end of unit test
- Dissertation
- Project
- Essays
Careers
In recent years, students have come to our MSc courses with degrees from many different disciplines, and have gone on to build careers in a range of industries in the public, private and voluntary/not-for-profit sectors.