BSc(Hons) Information Technology and Business Information Systems

BSc(Hons) Information Technology and Business Information Systems

Overview

  • Programme running in Hong Kong since 2008
  • 2 intakes each year ; commences in every January and September
  • Taught by local faculty associates and industry experts
  • 7-month learning period
  • No Examination; Coursework only
  • Graduation success rate > 95%
  • > 80% students received 2nd Upper Honour degree or above
  • 4 modules by lectures, tutorials and self-study:
    1. Strategic Information Systems (Enterprise Project) Management
    2. Business Intelligence
    3. Individual Project
    4. Interaction Design and User Experience

This programme is designed, assessed and quality assured by Middlesex University.

Jun 14
Online Information Seminar
Time:
19:00 - 20:00

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Information at a Glance

Commencement Date:

(Tentative)

Deadline for New Application:

(Tentative)

Tuition fee:

HK$62,800

Medium of Instruction:

English
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Middlesex University

  • Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence (CATE), Advance HE 2022

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(THES)

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(Hitachi Capital Finance)

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Details

Overview

The Programme, of some three years’ duration, is built on a modular base, which comprises three functionally independent but academically and structurally co-related parts. Students can complete all the three parts progressively in order to be eligible for the BSc degree. However, flexibility will be accorded to students in recognition of their particular needs. The programme allows students to enter at the first or the second or the third parts.


Part 1

Diploma in Business Information Technology

A 4 to 5-month programme provides students with effective and practical business-orientated IT skills, enabling them to make a real contribution to the workplace.

The programme is aimed at students who wish to take either a stand-alone recognised qualification in information technology or the first step onto a degree programme.

Part 2

Advanced Diploma in Business Information Technology

The one-year programme prepares students for a career in Information and Communication Technology and for further study. It emphasises the use of computing in a business context.

The programme is a natural progression from the Part 1 which provides a path towards more advanced professional training.

Part 3

BIS (equivalent to the final year of the BSc Hons Information Technology and Business Information Systems offered by the Middlesex University in the UK)

A 7-month programme which completes the student’s studies to obtain a bachelor’s degree from Middlesex University.

The programme is aimed at students whose are interested in studying information technology but who also wish to acquire knowledge in the application of IT in business.


Admissions

Admission Channel

BSc (Hons) Information Technology and Business Information Systems*
Reg No: 251740
Middlesex University
Advanced Diploma in Business Information Technology
HKMA
Direct Entry

Applicants should:
– have an Associate Degree or Higher Diploma or Advanced Diploma or equivalent in relevant subjects; and
– meet English proficiency requirements

Alternative Route

Diploma in Business Information Technology
HKMA

Admission is on a competitive and individual basis entirely at the discretion of the respective universities. Admission criteria and procedures are set by them and are subject to change without prior notice. The Association does not give any warranty and will not accept any liability regarding the above.

It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.

Enquiry

Course Details

Ms Emily Tse
Phone: 2774 8594
Email: emilytse@hkma.org.hk

General Enquiry

Phone: 2774 8500 or 2774 8501
Email: hkma@hkma.org.hk / enrol@hkma.org.hk

It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.