Master's Programme in Information Sciences
Description:
Information Technology has an enormous impact on companies and other organisations, and on society as a whole. This comes with the necessary technical challenges of implementing the IT solutions and getting them up and running, but also wider and more fundamental challenges. With this specialisation, you will gain knowledge of how IT affects organisations, also from the perspective of Management Science, and become an expert on how organisations can handle security and privacy concerns.
This Master's programme is a collaboration between the Faculty of Science and the Nijmegen School of Management (NSM).
Master's in Information Sciences: something for you?
- The programme provides you with a unique combination of technological and organisational expertise.
- You will be taught by experts from both Nijmegen School of Management(verwijst naar een andere website) and the Institute for Computing and Information Sciences (iCIS).(verwijst naar een andere website)
- Our student-run company GipHouse(verwijst naar een andere website) gives you practical experience in management, design and implementation of ICT solutions.
Admission requirements
Have you finished a Bachelor’s programme in Computing Science with a minor in Business Administration for Computing Scientists or a bachelor's in Business Administration with a minor in Computing Science and Information Sciences for Business Administration students at Radboud University? Then you are admissible. Check immediately whether you can start Information Sciences with a different background.
What will you learn?
For this Master's programme, the Institute for Computing and Information Sciences (iCIS)(verwijst naar een andere website), which is part of the Faculty of Science, brings its world-class expertise in security(verwijst naar een andere website), privacy(verwijst naar een andere website), and big data(verwijst naar een andere website). Nijmegen School of Management brings its expertise in Business Administration(verwijst naar een andere website), in particular onorganisational development and design (incl. technology implementation as a form of organisational design), knowledge management, and innovation management.
Have you ever wondered?
- What are the information needs in the first place? How can these best be met?
- How can resulting IT solutions be adopted in an organisation?
- How can their use be best introduced and managed?
- And how can we ensure compliance with business requirements and legal standards for security and privacy?
