BSc (Hons) Information Systems and Management (University of London)

Mode: Full Time (3 Years)

Commencement: September

The University of London is one of the oldest, largest and most diverse universities in the UK.  The range and breadth of activity within the University provides it with a unique character and high level of distinction. The University has a total student population of 100,000 plus an additional 30,000 on the External Programme. The University has of course expanded and changed considerably since it was founded. However, it has always maintained the principles of its founders: to provide an institution open to all, irrespective of race, creed, or political belief.

The study of information systems relates to how organisations and societies use and exploit new information and communication technologies (ICT). Emphasis is on the organisational and social aspects of the efforts organisations make in order to accommodate ICT, change their practices, and achieve benefits. This degree is likely to give graduates a distinct advantage within all kinds of public and private organisations. It is especially useful if you want to work for any of the software houses or in systems management, successful graduates could also consider a career in management consultancy specialising in IT and IS.

Year 1- Foundation Units
1. Introduction to Business and Management
2. Introduction to Sociology
3. Introduction to Information Systems
4. Introduction to Economics

Year 2- Intermediate Units
5. Organisation Theory
6. Information Systems Development and Management
7. Elements of Information and Communication Technologies
8. Computer Based Information System

Year 3- Advanced Units
9. Software Engineering
10. Human Resource Management
11. Sociology and Ethics of Information Systems
12. Information Systems Project

Entry Requirement: Three A levels or equivalent overseas qualifications.
Course Fee:
UK Residing Students £2,500.00 Per Year
Overseas Students £4,000.00 Per Year

Applicants who did not have English as the formal language of instruction are expected to demonstrate a reasonable command of the language by taking a TOEFL or an IELTS test (for a TOEFL a score of 500+ & written test score of 4.0+ in conventional is required; or a score of 200+ is required for a computer based TOEFL test; for an IELTS test a score 5.5+ is required).
Applicants who don't have TOEFL or IELTS can undertake an intensive Pre-course English Language at College. Please click here to find more about this course.