Master of Science in Computing and Information Systems offered by Liverpool John Moores University
24 monthsProgramme duration
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, DecStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
Educational aims of the programme
The overall aim of the programme is to provide people of graduate status working, or planning to work, in a computing environment with the opportunity to enhance their career prospects by gaining additional knowledge and skills in the areas of Computing, Information Systems and Management of Computer Technology. The specific aims of the programme are as follows: 1. To provide students with a fuller, systematic understanding of current and developing computer technologies. 2. To enable students to explore the issues surrounding the Management of Information Technology in Business and Industrial contexts. 3. To facilitate students in the development of expertise and interest in topic areas of direct and complementary relevance to their work. 4. To encourage students to become advanced autonomous learners. 5. To provide students with a comprehensive understanding, critical awareness and ability to conduct evaluation of 6. current research issues. 7. To further develop students’ originality in applying analytical, creative, problem solving and research skills. 8. To provide advanced, conceptual understanding, underpinning career development, innovation and further study such as PhD.
The overall aim of the programme is to provide people of graduate status working, or planning to work, in a computing environment with the opportunity to enhance their career prospects by gaining additional knowledge and skills in the areas of Computing, Information Systems and Management of Computer Technology. The specific aims of the programme are as follows: 1. To provide students with a fuller, systematic understanding of current and developing computer technologies. 2. To enable students to explore the issues surrounding the Management of Information Technology in Business and Industrial contexts. 3. To facilitate students in the development of expertise and interest in topic areas of direct and complementary relevance to their work. 4. To encourage students to become advanced autonomous learners. 5. To provide students with a comprehensive understanding, critical awareness and ability to conduct evaluation of 6. current research issues. 7. To further develop students’ originality in applying analytical, creative, problem solving and research skills. 8. To provide advanced, conceptual understanding, underpinning career development, innovation and further study such as PhD.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
Educational aims of the programme
The overall aim of the programme is to provide people of graduate status working, or planning to work, in a computing environment with the opportunity to enhance their career prospects by gaining additional knowledge and skills in the areas of Computing, Information Systems and Management of Computer Technology. The specific aims of the programme are as follows: 1. To provide students with a fuller, systematic understanding of current and developing computer technologies. 2. To enable students to explore the issues surrounding the Management of Information Technology in Business and Industrial contexts. 3. To facilitate students in the development of expertise and interest in topic areas of direct and complementary relevance to their work. 4. To encourage students to become advanced autonomous learners. 5. To provide students with a comprehensive understanding, critical awareness and ability to conduct evaluation of 6. current research issues. 7. To further develop students’ originality in applying analytical, creative, problem solving and research skills. 8. To provide advanced, conceptual understanding, underpinning career development, innovation and further study such as PhD.
The overall aim of the programme is to provide people of graduate status working, or planning to work, in a computing environment with the opportunity to enhance their career prospects by gaining additional knowledge and skills in the areas of Computing, Information Systems and Management of Computer Technology. The specific aims of the programme are as follows: 1. To provide students with a fuller, systematic understanding of current and developing computer technologies. 2. To enable students to explore the issues surrounding the Management of Information Technology in Business and Industrial contexts. 3. To facilitate students in the development of expertise and interest in topic areas of direct and complementary relevance to their work. 4. To encourage students to become advanced autonomous learners. 5. To provide students with a comprehensive understanding, critical awareness and ability to conduct evaluation of 6. current research issues. 7. To further develop students’ originality in applying analytical, creative, problem solving and research skills. 8. To provide advanced, conceptual understanding, underpinning career development, innovation and further study such as PhD.
Admission Requirements
6+
- An accredited UK Honours degree with minimum 2.2 classification or international equivalent in a relevant subject area. Some related professional qualifications at the appropriate level supported by relevant industry experience may also be considered.
- Official transcripts from all universities, colleges and other post-secondary educational institutions attended.
- English Proficiency: IELTS (Academic) with an overall score of at least 6.0 (and no individual component lower than 5.5) or equivalent English language qualifications.
- Personal Statement (minimum 500 words) explaining why the programme interests the student, what makes the student a suitable candidate, how the programme will benefit the student's career progression and any relevant skills or work experience that will support the application.
- Up to date CV
- Two references (academic or professional) listed on CV stating referee’s full name, contact details, and relationship to the applicant.
2 Years
Jan
Feb
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
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