Information Systems & Management

Information Systems & Management provides a breadth of coverage which encompasses contemporary aspects of both management and computing.

Why Aberdeen?

• The programme builds on the international reputation of the University’s Business School and Computing Science Department
• Students are given the opportunity to develop their transferable skills and abilities as independent learners
• Honours pathways allow students to specialise in either Distributed Information Systems or Knowledge Technologies
• Considerable flexibility is offered in the choice of management topics to study during the Honours part of the curriculum

 

Programmes

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BSc Business Information Systems, BSc Computing Science, BSc Artificial Intelligence (all also available as MSci with Industrial Placement), MA Computing

Study Abroad

Study abroad information

The opportunity to take Enhanced Study options as part of your degree and participate in co-curricular activities. See www.abdn.ac.uk/thedifference for more information.

Courses are available from first to fourth year. Information Systems & Management is a Joint Honours degree.

First & Second Year

In first year, students take appropriate courses in Computing, Management, and Accountancy; in second year, the emphasis is on Computing and Management.

Third & Fourth Year (Honours)

Honours students divide their time equally between Computing and Management courses.

Teaching and Assessment

The majority of courses are supported by web-based material, usually including full course notes. In third and fourth year, as well as completing a project, students enjoy a variety of lectures and practicals. Assessment is by a mixture of coursework and examination.

Careers

The employment record of our graduates is excellent, with the vast majority entering occupations of their choice within three months of graduation. Our graduates have taken up posts in sectors as diverse as banking, pharmaceuticals and consultancy. Recent employers include IBM, BP, Conoco, SAIC, Hydro Electric, Scottish & Newcastle Breweries, British Telecom, the Health Service and local councils.

Finding your direction

There are many opportunities at the University of Aberdeen to develop your knowledge, gain experience and build a competitive set of skills to enhance your employability. This is essential for your future career success.  The Careers Service can help you to plan your career and support your choices throughout your time with us – from first to final year – and beyond.

• More information on employability at the University of Aberdeen.
• More information on the Careers Service.
• More information on careers prospects and employability with a degree in Information Systems.

Entrance Requirements

SQA Highers - BBBB
A Levels - BBB
IB - 30 points, 15 points at HL
ILC - BBBB

For further details of entrance requirements click here

 

Advanced entry is considered on an individual basis depending on prior qualifications and experience. Applicants wishing to be considered for advanced entry should contact directly the Director of Studies (Admissions) at our Student Recruitment and Admissions Service office.

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• Scotland and EU (Excluding England, Wales and Northern Ireland)
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• International
• Scholarships

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• Funding Database
• England Wales and Northern Ireland Finance Guide