Master of Science in Information Systems and Technology

The Master of Science in Information Systems and Technology program addresses the need for qualified IT graduates with advanced skills. It covers areas such as Business Information Systems, Software Development, Telecommunications & Mobile Computing, and Internet Security & Cybercrime. The program is structured over two years on campus, comprising 54 units, including core and concentration courses. Instruction is provided in a laboratory environment supported by an online learning platform, utilizing advanced technological resources.

• BSc degree in Information Systems and Technology or related fields with a GPA of 3.0 or equivalent;
• Or BSc in Engineering, Statistics, or Physics with a postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science with credit pass;
• Applicants with backgrounds in Engineering, Statistics, Physics, or Business with GPA 3.0 but no IT background may be required to take survey courses.

• ICT Director
• Information Systems Manager
• Mobile Applications Developer
• ICT Consultant
• IT Systems Researcher
• IT Entrepreneur
• ICT Security Specialist/Director/Consultant