MSc Information and Technology
The MSc Information and Technology is a program rich in a specialization that provides a transformational experience to its students, integrating the technological and business aspects of modern IT. This course is designed to address the high demands of both the private and public sector by filling the current digital skills gap and providing students with the skill set required to succeed in the industry.
There are no prerequisites with regards to the faculty of any previously obtained degree. Our MSC IT course is the open stream, with relevant IT industry experience. In an era when digitalization is pervasive across all sectors and industries; this course makes skilled IT experts, who will gain the ability to deal with complex IT issues in businesses systematically and creatively. We recognise that each individual has his or her own yearnings and initiatives. In light of this our MSc Information and Technology course allows students to tailor their learning and pick the advancements and aptitudes they need to learn and specialise in their chosen area. Recent graduates and mature students will find this course beneficial: we have a special course team that will help students identify the modules or pathways best suited for their career aspirations. MSc Information and Technology course incorporates a wide scope of career pathways e.g.
- Software Engineering
- Information Technology Management
- Network Communications
The course has been designed to allow for customization of modules to grant students the freedom to choose from a wide range of different subject areas. This adaptable method of learning allows students to choose their studies and match both professional goals and personal needs/objectives.
Utilising the abilities of the faculty and the content within a variety of the modules, students will be empowered by the content of the modules, and the assortment of the modules, students will be able to expand their skills to the utmost of their abilities.
The course enables students to hone their critical thinking skills; students will establish self-direction whilst addressing problems similar to those faced in IT industry.
Class timings are flexible; they can be scheduled for the morning or the evening in accordance with the requests of prospective students.
Why study MSc Information and Technology at TBC?
TBC wants to promote and enhance independent study and lifelong learning.
- We want to develop professionals who are sound in their field and have a critical awareness of current IT issues—and an understanding of how those issues fit into a wider context.
- We will enable students who want to take up specialist routes because we believe they must have as much opportunity as possible to advance their knowledge in areas they deem as essential.
- TBC will provide a base of knowledge and experience rooted in the developed world that can be easily utilized in the unique and often special situations of the developing world.
Awarded by:
Award Title: MSc Information and Technology
Awarding Body: Leeds Beckett University
Teaching Institution: The British College
Duration: Two years, four semesters (including the one-semester pre-masters)
Entry: Jan/Feb
April/May
Aug/Sep
- IT Faculty
- IT project manager
- Chief Information Officer/ Chief Information Security Officer
- Senior software engineer
- Data analysts
- Database Administrator
- Web developer
Entry Requirements
Requirements:
Applicants should either have at least a second class honours degree in the cognate subject of Computing, at least a second class honours degree in a non-cognate subject supported by evidence of an aptitude for the subject applied for or have equivalent experience or training, normally from within the work environment. All applications should be supported by a reference, either academic or professional; a template can be accessed at this link. All applicants should satisfy our University English language requirements, please access further details at this link
IELTS:
IELTS 6.0 with no skills below 5.5, or an equivalent qualification. The University provides excellent support for any applicant who may be required to undertake additional English language courses.
Pre-master course
| Module Names | Core | Credits |
| Academic English/Study Skills | Y | 10 |
| Research Methodology | Y | 10 |
| Applied Statistics | Y | 20 |
| Management Information Systems | N | 20 |
|
Total Credits |
60 |
Level 7 MSc Information and Technology (Information Technology Management)
| Semester 1 | Core/Credits | Semester 2 | Core/Credits |
| Managing Information in the Digital and Global Environment | Y (20) | Negotiated Skills Development | Y (20) |
| Project Management | Y (20) | Database Systems and Approaches | Y (20) |
| Research Practice (delivered accross semester 1 and 2) | N (20) | ||
|
Elective Options (Choose One)
|
N (20) |
Elective Options (Choose One)
|
N (20) |
| Semester 3 | |||
|
Dissertation |
Y (40) | ||
|
Total Credits |
180 | ||
