Information Systems with Computing
An innovative Level 9 master's programme integrating computing and information systems topics with a practical focus.
Best for:Best for IT professionals and business graduates with technical backgrounds looking to advance their expertise in information systems and computing.
Overview
The Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing at Dublin Business School is designed to accommodate learners from diverse cognate backgrounds seeking advanced technical expertise. The curriculum delivers an integrated study of core computing and information systems topics while emphasizing practical applications in real-world scenarios. Students engage with both online and face-to-face instruction modes, including interactive lectures and hands-on computer lab sessions. The programme equips graduates with the essential skills required to analyze, design, and manage modern enterprise systems and technological solutions.
What you'll do
- Participate in integrated classroom lectures, online Zoom sessions, and practical computer laboratory exercises
- Complete 90 ECTS credits covering advanced computing and information systems modules
- Engage in hands-on application of databases, programming languages, and networking principles
- Collaborate on technical projects and assignments designed to bridge theory with practical business environments
Requirements
Degree required: Second Class Honours (2.2) bachelor's degree in an IT/IS discipline, a business discipline with significant IT/IS content, or equivalent qualification in a cognate discipline
Degree offered: Master of Science (MSc)
Language: English; B2+ or above on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL) evidenced by IELTS or Cambridge Certificate dated within the last two years if English is not the first language
Instruction: English
- Prior academic knowledge or study in database systems
- Prior academic knowledge or study in computer programming
- Prior academic knowledge or study in computer networking
- Applicants must hold a minimum Second Class Honours (2.2) in a cognate discipline or possess an undergraduate degree in a non-cognate area with at least 4 years of professional experience in a related field
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Applicants must complete and submit the official application form directly to the Admissions Office or International Admissions Office. Supporting documentation including verified degrees, transcripts, and English proficiency test results must be provided alongside the application. Overseas qualifications will be assessed for equivalence through NARIC Ireland or NARIC UK.
- Application form
- Primary source verified degrees and transcripts
- English language test certificate
- Supporting material such as exam results, honours, or awards
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