理学硕士信息与技术
London, 英国
理学硕士
期间
24 个月
语言
英语
步伐
全职, 兼职
报名截止日期
最早开始日期
学费
GBP 17,500 / per year *
学习形式
在校园
* 对于国际学生 | 对于英国学生:每年 9,900 英镑
此 BCS 认证硕士课程旨在帮助填补当前的数字技能空白。您将获得在世界任何地方的行业中取得成功所需的专业 IT 技能。
您可以通过个人学习计划(IPOS)学习信息&硕士学位,或者选择以下四种途径之一:
- 硕士信息与技术(软件工程)
- 硕士信息与技术(网络系统)
- 硕士信息与技术(信息技术管理)
- 信息&技术硕士(智能计算)
作为本课程的一部分,您将:
- 学习系统地、创造性地解决复杂的 IT 问题
- 在缺乏完整数据的情况下做出明智的判断,然后实施并向专业和非专业受众传达您的结论。
- 提高您评估和应用先进理论和技术于各种情况的能力。
定制你的学习
您可以从多种选项模块中进行选择,定制您的学习。模块选择将引导课程朝着您的兴趣发展或培养特定技能。
实践学习
本课程将帮助您培养复杂的批判性思维技能和自我指导能力,帮助您解决与行业中类似的问题。我们在大多数模块中采用实践教学方法,让您可以在各种情况下应用专业技能。
行业专业知识
通过所有途径,我们的行业联系和研究专业知识将确保您的学习与时俱进且与该行业高度相关。
我们鼓励您在整个论文过程中与我们的外部合作伙伴进行交流,以完善您的知识并增强您的专业网络。
我们还邀请客座讲师来访演讲,您将有机会参与与行业相关的活动。
为什么在利兹贝克特大学学习信息&技术
- 专业实习选择——与合作组织或行业项目合作
- 为你量身定制的学习——从一系列专业途径和选项模块中进行选择,以定制你的学习
- 专业知识——你将接受专业教学团队的授课,并通过客座讲座和项目工作获得行业联系
持续时间
- 全职:12个月
- 兼职:24个月
There are ways you may be able to fund your course. Sometimes it is possible to get sponsorship from a government body in your country. There are many different options, so have a look through the links carefully to see if they apply to you.
- International Scholarships
- Chevening Scholarships
- US / Canada Direct Loans
Teaching & Learning
Independent study is a crucial part of learning at university and you will be required to undertake many hours of self-directed research and reading, and preparation and writing of assessments. Your course is delivered through several modules, which will help you to plan your time and establish a study routine. Outside of your lectures, workshops and tutorials, a range of support is available to assist with your independent study. Our subject-specific librarians will be on hand to direct you to specialist learning and study-skill resources. You’ll also be assigned an academic advisor to give you tailored feedback and support.
Core modules (IPOS route)
What you'll learn
Research Practice
Develop an awareness of the methods and skills required to carry out master's-level research successfully. You'll reflect critically on your development in the context of your chosen programme of study. Your final product or dissertation must demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of your field of study and a critical awareness of issues at the forefront of our discipline. It should build on your existing skillset and demonstrate a degree of originality in the application of your knowledge.
Dissertation (year-long)
You'll carry out an in-depth research project on a subject of particular interest to you, which will be discussed in a formal dissertation and viva. You'll need to demonstrate sustained independent study through an advanced, coherent and original project. You'll think critically about philosophical issues and debates, and apply appropriate methodologies in pursuit of a clear and coherent set of objectives. This will include a rigorous appreciation of the strengths and limitations of the approach you've chosen. You'll also provide a substantial account of the academic, ethical and technical issues you encounter in your research. You'll critically evaluate the evidence you collect as part of the research process and reflect upon the relationship between evidence of different types and/or from different sources to give a balanced set of conclusions. Your finished piece of work will be accessible to an academic audience and, if relevant, to a professional audience.
Project Management
Develop your knowledge so you can initiate, plan, execute, manage, and sign off on a project. We'll focus on appropriate methodologies, standards, legislation, and the nine core knowledge areas associated with project management. You'll be challenged during your learning and assessments to relate to your own experiences and/or organisations.
Core modules (Information Technology Management Pathway)
What you'll learn
Managing Information in the Digital & Global Environment
Study current trends in the development of digitalisation and globalisation, and the impact these developments have on social, organisational and commercial activities and institutions.
Research Practice
Develop an awareness of the methods and skills required to carry out master's-level research successfully. You'll reflect critically on your development in the context of your chosen programme of study. Your final product or dissertation must demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of your field of study and a critical awareness of issues at the forefront of our discipline. It should build on your existing skillset and demonstrate a degree of originality in the application of your knowledge.
Database Systems & Approaches
Evaluate different types of database systems, database managing systems and approaches, techniques and tools. Particular emphasis will be placed on critique of current practices and emerging trends in the area of databases, data and information management.
Project Management
Develop your knowledge so you can initiate, plan, execute, manage, and sign off on a project. We'll focus on appropriate methodologies, standards, legislation, and the nine core knowledge areas associated with project management. You'll be challenged during your learning and assessments to relate to your own experiences and/or organisations.
Dissertation
You'll carry out an in-depth research project on a subject of particular interest to you, which will be discussed in a formal dissertation and viva. You'll need to demonstrate sustained independent study through an advanced, coherent, and original project. You'll think critically about philosophical issues and debates, and apply appropriate methodologies in pursuit of a clear and coherent set of objectives. This will include a rigorous appreciation of the strengths and limitations of the approach you've chosen. You'll also provide a substantial account of the academic, ethical, and technical issues you encounter in your research. You'll critically evaluate the evidence you collect as part of the research process and reflect upon the relationship between evidence of different types and/or from different sources to give a balanced set of conclusions. Your finished piece of work will be accessible to an academic audience and, if relevant, to a professional audience.
Network Management
Gain an understanding of the tools and techniques used by modern network managers to collect management data, look for faults on the network, and identify diagnostic procedures that are on par with industry standards.
Research Practice
Develop an awareness of the methods and skills required to carry out master's-level research successfully. You'll reflect critically on your development in the context of your chosen programme of study. Your final product or dissertation must demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of your field of study and a critical awareness of issues at the forefront of our discipline. It should build on your existing skillset and demonstrate a degree of originality in the application of your knowledge.
Advanced Networking Systems
Study advanced concepts in networking technologies and gain an understanding of quality of service in converged networks. You’ll also cover concepts of Software Defined Networks (SDN) and Network Function Virtualisation (NFV).
Project Management
Develop your knowledge so you can initiate, plan, execute, manage, and sign off on a project. We'll focus on appropriate methodologies, standards, legislation, and the nine core knowledge areas associated with project management. You'll be challenged during your learning and assessments to relate to your own experiences and/or organisations.
Dissertation
You'll carry out an in-depth research project on a subject of particular interest to you, which will be discussed in a formal dissertation and viva. You'll need to demonstrate sustained independent study through an advanced, coherent, and original project. You'll think critically about philosophical issues and debates, and apply appropriate methodologies in pursuit of a clear and coherent set of objectives. This will include a rigorous appreciation of the strengths and limitations of the approach you've chosen. You'll also provide a substantial account of the academic, ethical, and technical issues you encounter in your research. You'll critically evaluate the evidence you collect as part of the research process and reflect upon the relationship between evidence of different types and/or from different sources to give a balanced set of conclusions. Your finished piece of work will be accessible to an academic audience and, if relevant, to a professional audience.
Core modules (Network Systems Pathway)
What you'll learn
Smart Systems
Gain an in-depth understanding of the IoT paradigm and how smart devices can be designed and deployed for a connected world. You'll learn how to program automation features in devices such as wearable technologies, and home-automation technologies.
Cloud Computing Development
Examine how to build cloud services and the technologies required to provide these to client-side systems. You'll identify well-established protocols that are used to communicate with server-side software. You'll also consider aspects such as security and n-tier systems.
Simulation & Modelling
Evaluate how modelling and simulation of industrial systems can increase productivity and reduce response time to market demands.
Research Practice
Develop an awareness of the methods and skills required to carry out master's-level research successfully. You'll reflect critically on your development in the context of your chosen programme of study. Your final product or dissertation must demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of your field of study and a critical awareness of issues at the forefront of our discipline. It should build on your existing skillset and demonstrate a degree of originality in the application of your knowledge.
Project Management
Develop your knowledge so you can initiate, plan, execute, manage, and sign off on a project. We'll focus on appropriate methodologies, standards, legislation, and the nine core knowledge areas associated with project management. You'll be challenged during your learning and assessments to relate to your own experiences and/or organisations.
Intelligent Systems & Robotics
An introduction to intelligent systems and robotics, you will learn about fundamental principles and approaches for intelligent systems, autonomous behaviour, sensing and control, through the practical example of a simple robotic device (Delta Robot).
Dissertation
You'll carry out an in-depth research project on a subject of particular interest to you, which will be discussed in a formal dissertation and viva. You'll need to demonstrate sustained independent study through an advanced, coherent, and original project. You'll think critically about philosophical issues and debates, and apply appropriate methodologies in pursuit of a clear and coherent set of objectives. This will include a rigorous appreciation of the strengths and limitations of the approach you've chosen. You'll also provide a substantial account of the academic, ethical, and technical issues you encounter in your research. You'll critically evaluate the evidence you collect as part of the research process and reflect upon the relationship between evidence of different types and/or from different sources to give a balanced set of conclusions. Your finished piece of work will be accessible to an academic audience and, if relevant, to a professional audience.
Core modules (Smart Computing Pathway)
What you'll learn
Advanced Software Engineering
This module introduces the new paradigm of service computing, focusing on principles used to create software designed as units of services. Gain skills in software development, service design, and implementation.
Research Practice
Develop an awareness of the methods and skills required to carry out master's-level research successfully. Reflect critically on your development within your chosen programme of study. Your final product or dissertation must demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of your field and a critical awareness of current issues. It should build on your existing skillset and demonstrate originality in applying your knowledge.
Software Engineering for Service Computing
Focus on software processes and methods in Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA), service patterns, web services, and underlying technologies such as XML and WSDL.
Project Management
Develop knowledge to initiate, plan, execute, manage, and sign off on projects. Emphasis will be on methodologies, standards, legislation, and the nine core knowledge areas associated with project management. Challenges will encourage application to personal experiences and/or organisational contexts.
Dissertation
Undertake an in-depth research project on a subject of personal interest, presented in a formal dissertation and viva. Demonstrate sustained independent study through an advanced, coherent, and original project. Critically engage with philosophical debates, apply appropriate methodologies, and appreciate the strengths and limitations of your chosen approach. Address academic, ethical, and technical issues encountered, and critically evaluate collected evidence to draw balanced conclusions accessible to academic and professional audiences as relevant.
Core modules (Software Engineering Pathway)
What you'll learn
Advanced Software Engineering
Introduces the paradigm of service computing, covering principles for creating software designed as units of services. Gain skills in software development, service design, and implementation.
Cloud Computing Development
Explore building cloud services and the technologies required for client-side systems. Includes protocols for communication with server-side software, security considerations, and n-tier systems.
Data Analysis & Visualisation
Develop an in-depth understanding of business intelligence, data analysis techniques, and tools for data representation from theoretical and practical perspectives.
Lean & Agile Engineering
Analyse how organisations respond to changing markets and product requirements using lean product development principles to increase agility and resource efficiency.
Managing Information in the Digital & Global Environment
Study current trends in digitalisation and globalisation, and their impact on social, organisational, and commercial activities.
Simulation & Modelling
Evaluate modelling and simulation techniques in industrial systems to enhance productivity and responsiveness to market demands.
Network Management
Gain knowledge of tools and techniques used by modern network managers for data management, fault detection, and diagnostics.
Option modules
What you'll learn
Critical Perspectives of Information
Explore information management practices in technical, organisational, and social contexts within information systems.
Database Systems & Approaches
Evaluate various types of database systems, management approaches, techniques, and emerging trends in data and information management.
Digital Security
Introduces digital security, covering security mechanisms, hacker methods, and practical experiences in securing digital environments.
Intelligent Systems & Machine Learning
Study advancements in machine learning within artificial intelligence and its applications in various domains like smart cities, health, and business.
Intelligent Systems & Robotics
Introduction to principles and applications of intelligent systems and robotics, focusing on autonomous behaviour and control.
Eco Engineering
Covers environmental considerations in engineering, such as material selection, energy efficiency, and sustainable manufacturing practices.
Software & Systems
Gain insights into systems programming techniques and approaches to design and program modern computer systems.
Software Engineering for Service Computing
Dive into Service-Oriented Architecture and Microservices, exploring theoretical concepts and practical implementation tools like RESTful APIs and containers.
除了为您提供该行业及其他领域所需的最新知识和技能外,我们的行业联系还将增强您的职业网络。我们专门的就业团队也将随时为您提供职业道路方面的建议。您可以期待在互联网和企业软件开发以及信息系统领域获得全球范围内的广泛职业机会。
- Cloud developer
- 软件/系统开发人员
- Network manager
- Information systems manager
- IT project manager
- Database developer


