The Master of Information Systems course provides the perfect blend between the business and technical side of Information Technology. Information Systems is a challenging field that delves into integrating Information Technology into organizational processes to meet the growing digital demands of business. The Master of Information Systems specifically addresses technology, governance and the strategic use of Information Technology as well as other issues arising from the application of technology to business. The MIS course has a strong focus on Cyber Security, Business Analytics and Project Management, as evidenced by the three available specialisations in the course. Students have the opportunity to select one of these specialisations to complement their studies and enhance their future prospects.

The graduates of the Master of Information Systems will be able to:

1. Demonstrate advanced, contemporary theoretical knowledge of information systems and the practical skills necessary to identify, investigate and solve Information Systems issues in a contemporary business environment in the digital age.
2. Apply appropriate business research methods to critically analyse and evaluate information systems’ projects and/or field work.
3. Demonstrate specialist knowledge and research skills to design, implement, and review information systems and principles used to support organisational processes both in business and social environments.
4. Critically evaluate the impact of information systems on corporate strategies, performance, and associated business processes.
5. Synthesis and effectively communicate Information system theory, models and frameworks to real-world situations with consideration to impacts and outcomes to diverse stakeholders.
6. Work well autonomously as well as within group settings to identify technical developments and apply innovative information system solutions to professional scenarios.

There are many available career opportunities available upon completion of the Master of Information Systems, and these include IT Business Analyst, Information System Manager, Database Administrator, IT Consultant, and depending on the specialization chosen, this could also include Cyber Security Analyst, Project Manager or Business Analytics specialist, and Data Scientist.