admin Programme Overview
This programme examines how information systems are selected, designed and used to support people, processes and strategic objectives. The curriculum examines systems analysis, data, enterprise applications, project delivery and digital governance, linking conceptual study with current questions in organisational improvement through technology.
You will investigate organisational needs and translate them into structured requirements, process models and evidence-based technology recommendations. You will work through guided activities, applied scenarios and peer discussion, developing a disciplined approach to evidence, communication and independent work.
The programme bridges business and technology, helping you understand how technical choices affect users, workflows, decision-making and accountability. Learning is organised for online participation, with clear milestones, tutor feedback and space to connect ideas across the programme. Throughout, opportunities to compare perspectives and receive formative feedback help consolidate your understanding, refine your judgement and prepare you to engage confidently with unfamiliar professional challenges. The final stage invites you to bring your learning together in a sustained piece of work.
What You’ll Learn
- Analyse organisational processes and information needs
- Elicit and document systems requirements
- Evaluate enterprise and business information systems
- Apply data and database concepts to organisational problems
- Support technology-enabled change projects
- Consider governance, ethics and user impact in systems work
Programme Structure
Level 4
- Introduction to Information Systems
- Business Process Fundamentals
- Database Concepts
- Programming for Information Systems
- Academic Practice for Computing
Level 5
- Systems Analysis and Design
- Enterprise Applications
- Business Analytics
- Project Management for IT
- Information Security Principles
Level 6
- Digital Transformation and Change
- Information Systems Strategy
- Data Governance
- User Experience and Accessibility
- Information Systems Project
Entry Requirements
Applicants are normally expected to have completed secondary education or an equivalent qualification. A basic grounding in mathematics or computing is helpful for this programme. Relevant work experience and prior learning may also be considered.
Applicants should be able to demonstrate English-language proficiency appropriate for degree-level study. Equivalent evidence of English proficiency may be considered as part of the application.
Assessment
Assessment may include technical exercises, practical coursework, reports, designs, demonstrations, portfolio work, presentations and a substantial final project. Examination-style assessments may be used where they provide a suitable way to assess underlying concepts and analytical reasoning.
Career Opportunities
- Business Systems Analyst
- Junior IT Consultant
- Systems Implementation Coordinator
- Process Analyst
- Information Management Assistant
- Application Support Analyst
Further Study
Graduates may progress to master’s study in information systems, digital transformation, business analytics, project management or technology management.