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Management Information Systems

Lead technology-enabled change by combining advanced information systems, business strategy, data, governance and applied research.

Programmes at a Glance
QualificationMaster of Science
Your study journey6 ten-week sessions • 48 credits
Study optionsEvenings/Weekends
LocationEureka Road Campus
Why this programme

Turn technology into smarter decisions, stronger organizations and meaningful change.

This master’s programme is for professionals who want to do more than maintain technology—they want to use it to move organizations forward. Across six focused sessions, you’ll connect business leadership with information security, data analysis, enterprise systems, agile project management and applied research. Certification-aligned content and hands-on work with tools such as SAP help keep your learning close to the decisions and systems shaping modern organizations.

What you’ll explore

01Enterprise information systems
02Technology leadership and governance
03Applied data, security and research
Getting started

Entry requirements

Your path to ECC may begin in different ways. This programme accommodates multiple admission routes, and our Admissions team can help you understand how your qualifications fit.

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A Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems, Computer Science, Information Technology or an equivalent field, with a minimum GPA of 2.5.

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Applicants with a Bachelor of Science in another discipline may be admitted provisionally and assigned bridging courses.

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Mature entry may be considered through Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition. Applicants without the required GPA, or those using the mature route, may be interviewed and asked to submit a portfolio, demonstrate relevant work experience and complete assigned bridging courses.

04

Published prerequisite routes apply to Information Security Management and Auditing, Information Systems Analysis and Design, Net Centric Use and Configuration, and Principles of Data Analysis. ECC will determine any required bridging study during academic advisement.

Plan your studies

Programme structure

Explore each published study period, from your first foundation courses to the experiences that prepare you for work and further study.

Evenings/Weekends6 ten-week sessions6 published study periods
Semester I
CodeCourseCredits
BGBE6101Global Business Environment3
BPMF5101Elective: Principles and Practices of Project Management3
BSEN6101Social Entrepreneurship I2
Semester II
CodeCourseCredits
BSBL6101Strategic Business Leadership4
CGOV6101Information Systems Management and IT Governance3
CSEC6101Information Security Management and Auditing3
Semester III
CodeCourseCredits
BDHR6301Elective: Developing Human Resources for Strategic Advantage3
BSEN6201Social Entrepreneurship II - Seminar Planning and Execution1
CDAT6200Principles of Data Analysis3
Semester IV
CodeCourseCredits
ECOM6101E-Business Technologies and Transformation3
CERP6101ERP Systems Theory and Practice3
CSYS6101Information Systems Analysis and Design3
Semester V
CodeCourseCredits
BAPP6701The Agile Project Management Framework and its Application3
BARM6601Applied Research Methods for Management Decision Making4
CNET6101Net Centric Use and Configuration3
Semester VI
CodeCourseCredits
CAMP6201Master's MIS Project (Applied Research - Supervised)4
Planning note

The structure shown is a guide. Course or unit sequencing and availability may be adjusted to reflect enrolment levels, faculty availability and programme scheduling requirements. Offerings may therefore move to a different semester or position in the sequence.

Is it right for you?

You may be a strong fit if you…

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want to lead technology strategy, governance and change—not only operate technical systems.

02

are ready to connect business needs with security, data, enterprise applications and agile delivery.

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want an applied graduate experience that can strengthen professional certification pathways and prepare you for senior IT responsibility.

Where you’ll study

Eureka Road Campus

Eureka Road, Kingston

Eureka Road Campus is the administrative base for this postgraduate programme. Teaching is delivered mainly online; limited face-to-face interaction may be required on campus depending on the programme, course and intake.

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