Master Of Science In Information Systems

1. Program Mission:

The MSc Information Systems program is dedicated to advancing the university's mission of contributing to society building and sustainable development. Aligned with the faculty's commitment to knowledge economies, our program aspires to cultivate a dynamic learning environment that fosters creativity, innovation, and excellence in education. Integral to our objectives is the emphasis on research, aimed at nurturing a culture of inquiry and critical thinking, thereby preparing students to contribute meaningfully to the evolving landscape of information systems.

2. Program Goals:

1. Prepare graduates for advanced-level positions: The program aims to prepare graduates for advanced-level positions in the industry and/or admission to postgraduate programs.

2. Equip graduates with technical knowledge and skills: The program aims to equip graduates with technical knowledge and skills that are essential for solving real-world problems as individuals and as members of a team.

3. Prepare graduates for excellence: The program aims to prepare graduates who are recognized for their performance to be dedicated to excellence in teaching, research, and community service.

4. Prepare graduates for ethical practices: The program aims to prepare graduates to follow best ethical practices in the field of information systems.

5. Prepare graduates for lifelong learning: The program aims to prepare graduates for continuing their professional development by embracing lifelong learning.

    

Program Learning Outcomes: 

Knowledge and Understanding:

K1:  Demonstrate profound knowledge of advanced concepts in information science, enabling the application of advanced techniques in the field of information science.

K2: Understand and apply current principles, theories, and technologies in information science to design solutions for business problems.

Skills:

S1: Ability to, independently or collaboratively engage in high-quality research within the field of information science, contributing to the knowledge economies and sustainable development goals.

S2: Communicate complex results, of research or experiments, effectively to technical and non-technical stakeholders using clear visualizations and reports, bridging the gap between expertise and organizational decision-making.

Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility:

V1: Make informed and ethical decisions in information science, respecting social, legal, and ethical implications, and align practices with professional responsibility and societal values.

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