Information Systems with Computing Dublin Business School

Overview

The Information Systems with Computing programme at Dublin Business School is designed to create a deep level of knowledge and understanding in core areas such as programming, databases, web technologies and security while also offering practical skills in contemporary topics such as data analytics, distributed systems and mobile and social computing. In addition, the programme allows students to explore the issues around the management of information technology in business and industrial contexts. 

The programme was designed with significant input from industry and reflects the driving ethos of DBS to provide learners with career focused programmes to enhance graduates employability.

Key Features of the Programme

The programme is applied in nature, delivering a graduate with practical skills and expertise to augment theoretical knowledge and understanding. 

The development of analytical and problem solving abilities as well as essential managerial skills such as team working, leadership and effective communication skills. 

Graduates will also possess the following competencies: 

• Excellent at building relationships and able to work with people at all levels. 

• Able to work well as part of a team as well as individually in a demanding environment whilst meeting tight deadlines.

• Able to manage, organise and lead the teams.

• Highly analytical and able to derive meaning from data.

• An understanding of ethical and legislative issues of professional and research practice such as ethical committees, etc.

• Able to apply their disciplinary knowledge to real world problems and challenges.

• Excellent communicators and creative thinkers with the ability to use IS/IT skills to inform decisions.

Career Opportunities