Business Information Systems (Hons) Cardiff Metropolitan University

Overview

The Business Information Systems (Hons) at Cardiff Metropolitan University provides students with a comprehensive understanding of how technology and information systems drive modern organisational success. This degree integrates technical computing skills with business strategy to prepare graduates for the evolving digital economy. Students explore the intersection of technology and society while gaining practical experience in data analytics and systems design.

Why Business Information Systems (Hons) at Cardiff Metropolitan University?

This programme is professionally accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, ensuring the curriculum meets rigorous industry standards and provides a pathway to Chartered IT Professional status. Students benefit from the Cardiff School of Technologies' modern facilities, including industry-standard labs and dedicated social study spaces. The university maintains strong links with major organisations such as Microsoft, HP, and General Electric, offering students exceptional networking opportunities and real-world insights through guest lectures and research centres.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16000 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum combines compulsory modules with optional specialisms to suit individual career goals. Modules may include:

• Information Systems
• Technology & Society
• Computational Thinking
• Data Analytics
• Web Design & Databases
• Law & Digital Security
• Information Systems Analysis & Design
• Digital Business
• Collaborative Project

Careers with Business Information Systems (Hons)

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse roles across the IT, telecommunications, and financial sectors. The programme develops highly transferable skills in problem-solving and computational thinking that are in high demand by management consultancies and public sector organisations. Common career paths for alumni include becoming information technology consultants, business analysts, and information systems specialists. Many students also choose to progress into postgraduate research or specialised Master's degrees in informatics and management.