Objectives: There is a common misconception in building business systems: that users know their requirements. Often they don-t. This postgraduate Business Systems Analysis programme has been designed to address this problem.
The MSc in Business Systems Analysis and Design from City, University of London is not about developing algorithms and coding. We work with technology but we are not technicians because we know that to become an IT consultant or business analyst, you need to understand the disparate areas that make up the discipline.
This is a Masters degree where you will design a business system; in order to do this you will unpick the information infrastructure to find out if the system works. Analysing a business system is a process that demands constant re-evaluation. By investigating system requirements, considering how information flows through it, and exploring the pitfalls that emerge within user hierarchies, at City we examine the business system as a whole. This approach is essential to respond to rapid business change.
Placements: As a student on this programme you can undertake an internship in the July to December period, for up to six months. You can work under a client-s direction for all or part of this time. Many students use the internship as an opportunity to carry out a specific project which forms the context for their final dissertation. One current student is working within a user experience design company to investigate how scents affect the emotional perception of digital fruit images displayed on a desktop service.
Career: As a City graduate you leave with front-line knowledge. With insight from major areas of research including software engineering, human-computer interaction and artificial intelligence, you will be able to assimilate your skills within the industry and offer a future-focused mindset. From Unilever to HMV and from Accenture to ITN, City graduates are employed across sectors in consultancy companies, software houses, the public services, telecommunications, multinational manufacturers, and large retailers. The programme will help you build a strong peer network as well as a solid network of contacts for your continued career development.
City, University of London, United Kingdom
Objectives: There is a common misconception in building business systems: that users know their requirements. Often they don-t. This postgraduate Business Systems Analysis programme has been designed to address this problem.
The MSc in Business Systems Analysis and Design from City, University of London is not about developing algorithms and coding. We work with technology but we are not technicians because we know that to become an IT consultant or business analyst, you need to understand the disparate areas that make up the discipline.
This is a Masters degree where you will design a business system; in order to do this you will unpick the information infrastructure to find out if the system works. Analysing a business system is a process that demands constant re-evaluation. By investigating system requirements, considering how information flows through it, and exploring the pitfalls that emerge within user hierarchies, at City we examine the business system as a whole. This approach is essential to respond to rapid business change.
Placements: As a student on this programme you can undertake an internship in the July to December period, for up to six months. You can work under a client-s direction for all or part of this time. Many students use the internship as an opportunity to carry out a specific project which forms the context for their final dissertation. One current student is working within a user experience design company to investigate how scents affect the emotional perception of digital fruit images displayed on a desktop service.
Career: As a City graduate you leave with front-line knowledge. With insight from major areas of research including software engineering, human-computer interaction and artificial intelligence, you will be able to assimilate your skills within the industry and offer a future-focused mindset. From Unilever to HMV and from Accenture to ITN, City graduates are employed across sectors in consultancy companies, software houses, the public services, telecommunications, multinational manufacturers, and large retailers. The programme will help you build a strong peer network as well as a solid network of contacts for your continued career development.
City, University of London, United Kingdom
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