MBA - Master of Business Administration (Information Systems)

EU Business School

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a pathway in Information Systems is a one-year three-semester full-time program (90 ECTS). In addition to acquiring advanced skills in business management, strategy and other key business disciplines, this EQF level 7/NFQ level 9 program with a pathway in Information Systems provides innovative knowledge in one of the key skills of the modern business world. Students will learn to critically evaluate and deploy the best practice methodologies and tools used for the design and implementation of strategic information systems. They will develop advanced skills in business and management as well as specialist knowledge of strategic business information systems, disruptive technologies and innovation that occur in this field.

Degree Awarded:
A state-recognized Dublin Business School Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree awarded by Quality & Qualifications Ireland (QQI).

Career Options

This Master of Business Administration with a pathway in Information Systems brings learners up to speed on the knowledge and current trends in technology and how best to use them for enhanced judgement and strategic business performance. Upon successful completion of this program, graduates may be interested in the following job positions:

Computer Network Architect:

Computer network architects are tasked with creating plans and layouts for data communication networks. They are responsible for presenting plans to management and outlining why they are in the organization's best interest to pursue. Among the major skills that computer network architects should possess include analytical, problem-solving and communication skills.

Information Security Analyst:

Day-to-day responsibilities of an Information Security Analyst include the constant monitoring of security access as well as the conducting of security assessments through vulnerability testing and risk analysis. They also typically perform both internal and external security audits and analyze security breaches to identify the root cause. An Information Security Analyst should be extremely adept when it comes to analyzing security system logs and security tools.
Application Analyst:

Applications analysts typically operate within an organizations’ IT team, taking on an analytic role to ensure that the computer application systems being used are meeting the needs of the said business. They are mainly responsible for the analysis, diagnosis, and resolution of application errors and problems that may arise. The ability to communicate technical problems and solutions to non-technical users and stakeholders is a vital skill that every Application Analyst should possess.
UX Researcher:

A UX Researcher is mainly responsible for meeting clients in order to gather information regarding their requirements and to find out what might require researching, designing or usability testing. They are also involved in sketching as well as prototyping. Required skills for this specific job position include a solid understanding of analytics and the design process.

Areas of Work:

This Master of Business Administration with a pathway in Information Systems will enable graduates to critically evaluate and deploy best practice methodologies and tools used for design and implementation of strategic information systems. They will also be able to demonstrate critical awareness of the nature, role and importance of technological disruption and innovation in strategic business environments.