Passionate about advancing your knowledge of information technology (IT) systems? Then an MSc in Information Systems Management from The University of Huddersfield could be for you. Geared toward graduates in computing, business computing, information systems and related disciplines, this course aims to: Provide you with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary to develop and accelerate your career in the information systems industry or related research environment Develop further proficiency in the varied aspects of the strategic, tactical and operational management of information systems Develop the skills and attitudes required to meet the organisational demands for both individual performance and effective team-working in IT projects and environments On completion of the course you should possess the necessary skills to be able to manage operational change. This will allow you to compete for management positions that bridge the perceived business/IT gap, such as project management, change management and business systems analysis, design and management. Why study Information Systems Management at Huddersfield? Our Information Systems Management MSc has been designed to equip graduates from computing, computing in business and related disciplines, with the advanced level skills to analyse, model and query data, and to manage change and information systems successfully within an organisation. This course is fully accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS), the Chartered Institute for IT, and by completing it, you will have partially fulfilled the academic requirements for registration as a Chartered IT Professional and Chartered Engineer. The University is nestled within the heart of Huddersfield, a warm and welcoming town, known for its friendly atmosphere and diverse community. When you’re not studying, you can enjoy an array of exciting activities and experiences. From cultural events and charming cafes to stunning scenery and fantastic transport links, there’s plenty to do in and around the town centre.