Program Overview

Introduction to the Management and Information Systems MSc

The Management and Information Systems (MIS) MSc had a 30-year legacy of producing high-achieving graduates who lead and shape industries worldwide. This transformative programme was renowned for its unique ability to bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and strategic business innovation.

Course Overview

Tailored for aspiring leaders, the course equipped students with skills in designing, managing, and optimising advanced information systems. From mastering emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain, and cloud computing to applying methodologies like Agile, DevOps, and digital transformation frameworks, students gained the tools to lead and innovate in any industry.

Target Audience

This course was for:

• Graduates eager to enhance their knowledge and skills in management and information systems, preparing for their first professional role.
• Professionals with experience in technology, management, or related fields, looking to advance their careers by mastering the integration of information systems with business strategies.
• Individuals seeking practical expertise, taught by faculty with real-world experience in industry and business, who bring valuable insights into the programme.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the MIS MSc course are highly sought after by employers across a wide range of industries, including technology, consulting, finance, healthcare, and manufacturing. Typical job roles include:

• IT Manager
• Business Analyst
• Data Analyst
• Systems Consultant
• Enterprise Architect
• Project Manager Many graduates find opportunities with leading multinational companies, as well as innovative startups and government organisations.

Fees and Funding

Course Fees

The fees outlined are for the academic year and apply to all students whose initial date of registration falls on or between 1 August 2025 and 31 July 2026.

• All students pay the tuition fee set by the University for the full duration of their registration period.
• For self-funded students, a non-refundable deposit is required, which is offset against the tuition fee.
  • Home students will pay a ｣500 deposit.
  • Overseas students will pay a ｣1,000 deposit.
• Additional fees for extensions to the agreed registration period may be charged.
• Eligibility for Home fee status is determined with reference to UK Department for Education rules.

Funding Opportunities

To help students find and secure appropriate funding, there are several scholarships available, including:

• The Manufacturing and Materials Excellence Scholarship
• British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM
• Cranfield University GREAT Scholarship
• Masters Loan from Student Finance England
• Commonwealth Scholarships for Developing Countries
• Chevening Scholarships
• IGEM Postgraduate Masters Scholarship
• Royal Aeronautical Society Centennial Scholarships

Entry Requirements

Usually, applicants must hold a UK lower second-class (2:2) undergraduate degree with honours, as a minimum, or equivalent international qualification. Ideally, applicants will have studied in a relevant science, engineering, or related discipline. Applications from candidates with relevant work experience in combination with a degree that does not meet the minimum entry requirement will be considered.

Alternative Courses

For those interested in similar areas of study, the university offers:

Digital and Technology Solutions MSc

Developing knowledge to design digital technologies and solutions in areas such as AI/Machine learning, digital twins, AR/VR, data analytics, data management.

Business Data Analytics MSc

Be immersed in a varied, stimulating, and experiential learning environment.