| Country: | Netherlands | Duration: | 12 Months |
| City: | Tilburg | Start Date: | September |
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| Languages: | English |
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| Application Deadline: | 15 April (non-EU), 1 July (EU) | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | € 1672 € 10506 (non-EEA) | ||
Information and communication technology (ICT) is no longer used just to support business activities, but has become an enabler of (new) business strategies.
As the MSc Information Management programme is taught at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, the role of ICT as strategy enabler is at the core of this programme. Students learn about the latest developments in the field of ICT, and how these insights can be used to achieve a company's general strategy. Special attention is paid to the design of new types of organisations and virtual cooperation through the Internet. The programmme also discusses ways in which ICT can be used to design and improve inter en intra organisational supply chains, and to innovate in marketing processes and product development. In addition, students learn how companies can apply ICT to formulate and achieve their goals on the strategic, tactical and operational level, also known as "Business-IT Alignment".
In short, Information Management studies topics at the intersection of ICT and business administration, a problem area every organisation has to deal with in the current knowledge based economy.
The programme consists of 60 Credits (ECTS), equivalent to 1680 hours of study, offered over two semesters. The first semester contains 5 courses of 6 ECTS and starts in September, with exams in December and January. The second semester runs from February to June, and you will take two 6 ECTS courses and write an 18 ECTS Master's Thesis.
Programme * 4 electives from:
- Business Process Integration
- Business Intelligence
- Business Transformation and IT
- Advanced Resource Planning
- Method Engineering
- Management of Knowledge and Innovation
- Logistics and Information
* 2 Free electives
* Seminar Information Management
* Master's Thesis
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.
Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.
More informationIn order to have access to the Master's programme Information Management, you need a solid basis in the following areas:
* Mathematics and Statistics (18 ECTS)
* Academic Training (24 ECTS)
* Economics (12 ECTS)
* Management or Marketing (12 ECTS)
* Finance (12 ECTS)
* Accounting (24 ECTS)
Proficiency in English is required. Students who did their Bachelor´s in the Netherlands, native English speakers and applicants with a Bachelor´s degree from a programme entirely in English are admitted without a test. All other students should have a minimum Academic IELTS score of 6.5, or, alternatively, a minimum IbT TOEFL score of 90 is necessary. Scores on separate parts are also evaluated, since candidates must possess good reading, writing, and oral skills. In addition, applicants need to submit their GMAT test scores. The average GMAT score of admitted students is 600.
The following characteristics are not required: Candidates with work experience are welcome, but work experience is not a prerequisite to enter the programme. Proficiency in Dutch or any other language apart from English.