Management Information Systems University of Nicosia

Overview

Learning Outcomes of this Management Information Systems programme from University of Nicosia :

• Improve organizational processes with information technology solutions.

• Address information requirements in the organization and exploit opportunities created by technological innovations.

• Apply intellectual property law principles to business problems and analyse the social impact of intellectual property law and policy.

• Analyse trade-offs and identify, evaluate, and procure solution and sourcing alternatives.

• Ensure alignment between IT strategy and organizational strategy to ensure business continuance.

• Manage existing information systems, ICT resources, and the relationships with technology service providers.

• Manage and control ongoing information technology operations and IS projects, IT risks, and secure data and infrastructure.

• Design and implement applications, application architectures, and integrated systems.

• Manage and exploit organizational data and information; design data and information models.

• Address new ways of customer engagement and management through the implementation of emerging Information Technologies.

• Improve various stakeholders’ experience in interacting with the organization and ensure high-quality user experience.

The MIS (BSc) learning goals are:

• Provide a common body of knowledge and understanding of the fundamental concepts and key principles in the area of Management Information Systems.

• Develop analytical skills to visualize complex business problems and make informed decisions on planning, initiating, organizing, and controlling the operations of the firm’s subsystems.

• Develop and apply the principles of problem solving and critical thinking skills to model information systems solutions for business problems.

• Develop communication and collaboration skills in a diverse group to undertake business and professional responsibilities related to the use of information systems in organizations through the use of a competency-based program.