Master of Science - Information Technology

The course combines strategic, technical and professional skills aligned with current and emerging industry needs, including cyber security, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, data-driven decision-making and digital transformation.

Students will develop a strong foundation in IT strategy and leadership, enabling them to align technology with organisational goals and manage complex digital change. Core technical modules provide practical and theoretical knowledge in cyber security, cloud computing, responsible AI, and big data business intelligence. A substantial master’s project enables students to apply their learning to a real-world or research-led problem.

The MSc Information Technology is open to students with or without an academic background in computing.

For those new to the subject, the course provides structured support to build knowledge progressively. Core modules introduce fundamental principles in computing, digital systems, and information technologies before advancing to more complex and applied topics. This helps students develop a strong technical foundation and the analytical skills needed for postgraduate study and careers in IT.

For those who have a degree in computing or a related subject, the course refreshes key knowledge before progressing to more advanced and industry-focused topics. This enables students to deepen their expertise, extend their technical capability, and engage critically with emerging technologies and strategic digital challenges.

This approach means all students develop the knowledge and skills expected at master’s level, while receiving the right level of support and challenge throughout the course.