Information is a critical foundation for modern society, with billions of people constantly creating, sharing, and consuming data. The rapid growth of online platforms and digital technologies means that expertise in managing and strategizing information capabilities is more important than ever. This MSc program aims to equip you with the skills to source, analyze, and strategize improvements for digital infrastructure, enabling you to keep pace with the ever-evolving world of information and technology. This course is designed for professionals from government, industry, and other organizations who need to understand the strategic value of information and develop agile, effective, and secure ways to exploit its full potential. You will learn to ensure that the right information is accessible to the right people at the right time, in an efficient and secure manner. The program focuses on understanding information as a strategic asset, developing robust systems for its accessibility, and addressing cyber threats through appropriate security measures.
The MSc program includes a taught phase of 12 modules followed by an individual research-based dissertation. A PgDip requires completion of the taught phase without the dissertation, while a PgCert involves completing the core module and five other modules. Modules are subject to change to reflect industry needs and research developments.
Graduates of this program are prepared to take on roles that require strategic thinking in information management, systems development, and cyber security within various sectors, including government and private industry. The course aims to develop professionals who can lead and manage information capabilities to achieve organizational objectives and strategic benefits.
Students from government departments, industry, and other organisations are encouraged to apply. Relevant professional experience can be considered.
Please refer to the Cranfield University website for the most up-to-date fee and funding information.
The MSc program is internationally recognised.