Master of Science In Management Information Systems (MSC MIS)
The usefulness of IS in contemporary organisations is reflected in the current trend of technology integration in public and private sector organisations. But this integration should be based on a systematic understanding of the relationships between information technology and organisations as well as the co-evolution of this relationship.
Thus, the MSc MIS programme aims to equip graduates with specialised IS knowledge and skills which will enable them to:
- Make sound judgments to help organisations adopt and deploy the most suitable IT for particular purposes;
- Study an organisation and its processes to determine how IT can be used to enhance those processes;
- Contribute towards judgments on the implementation of adopted IT;
- Analyse organisational use of IT with the aim of improving end-user satisfaction;
- Secure an organisation’s information resources effectively to reduce risk; and
- Engage in significant measures of research-oriented training.
Admission Requirements
- They must have a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university.
- Those with a minimum of 2nd Class Upper degree may be admitted directly after their
Bachelor’s degree.
- Those with 2nd Class Lower degree should have a minimum of two years work experience.
- They may come from a variety of backgrounds but must have a basic knowledge and skills in IT.
- A formal interview may be used to determine all applicants’ ability to take and pass the most technical courses of the programme.
Courses Offered
| First Year | |||
| CODE | COURSE | CODE | COURSE |
| SOT701A | Organisational Study of IS | SOT702A | Database and |
| Programming Concepts | |||
| SOT703A | IS Management | SOT704A | Networks and |
| Telecommunications | |||
| SOT705A | Systems Analysis & Design | GMBA601 | Managing Organizations |
| Second Year | ||
| SOT707A | Information Risk and Security | |
| SOT709A | IS Research Methods | 3 Electives |
| SOT711A | IT Project Management | |
| SOT700A | MSc Project |
IS Electives (3 credits each)
S0T709A: IT and Development
S0T710A: Information and Knowledge Society
SOT711A: Data Warehousing
SOT712A: IS in Public Administration
SOT714A: Business Intelligence and Data Mining
Non-IS Electives (3 credits each)
GBUS711: Accounting for Decision Making
GBUS712: Analytic Skills for Decision Making
PRMT703: Total Quality Management
PRMT704: Advanced Project Management
PRMT702: Supply Chain Analytics
PRMT705 Service Operations Management