Masters Degrees in Information Systems still available for January start in 2023

Masters Degrees in Information Systems focus on the use of computer technology to provide services to organisations and users. They will train you in understanding the science and technology behind a range of applications and scenarios, from the World Wide Web to corporate and commercial IT departments.

Courses can be taught MScs, intensive MBAs or research-based MRes and MPhils.

Why study a Masters in Information Systems?

Information Systems is a highly vocational subject area, but you may still be surprised to learn just how many different roles are available for IT postgraduates. Even the most obvious career path - working within a dedicated IT department - can involve a variety of employment scenarios.

You might be based in a small office, administering computer technology for a specialist business, or you work with IT infrastructure across a much larger organisation such as a university campus or banking network.

Other roles include managing information security (managing and protecting sensitive user data) or creating and maintaining websites and app services.

Of course, a postgraduate Information Systems qualification could also be attractive if you're already in work. IT is a rapidly developing field and many professionals find themselves returning to study in order to refresh or expand their training.