Overview of the MSc iBusiness - Innovation through ICT programme 2014-15
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Induction to the MSc iBusiness - Innovation through ICT. University College Dublin. UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business. 2014-15. Who we are. Our students. The principles and foundations of the MSc iBusiness - Innovation through ICT.
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Local, national, and global perspectives
MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
Local, national, and global perspectives
MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
20 Part Time40 Full Time
25% Industry75% Recent Grads
The management and use of ICT in
organisational innovation
Computer ScienceSocial ScienceManagementAccountingArchitectureEngineeringScienceMarketingArts
EntrepreneurProject
ManagementSoftware
SME SectorLogistics
Public SectorICT IndustryConsultancy
Sourcing
Core Business Knowledge Practice, Skills, Theories
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MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
Theorizing Leveraging
Delivering Managing
StrategizingConceivingConcepts
Delivery
Innovation
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MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
Research Thesis
and MSc options
(ECTS: 90 taught or 60 taught +30 thesis)
Skills for Business Enquiry
Cultural and Political Perspectives
ICT Infrastructure for Innovation
Managing Strategy and Innovation
Managing Global Sourcing
Implementing Digital Projects
Changing Business Processes with ICT
Knowledge, ICT & Organisation
Core Business Knowledge Practice, Skills, Theories
Managing Design and Development
ICT in a Global Context
(module availability to be revised for 2015/16 AY)
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MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
Local, national, and global perspectives
MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
• Semester 1 (Sep – Dec)– 3 modules
• Up to 36 class hours contact per module
• Semester 2 (Jan – May)– Option of Research Thesis (Jan-Aug)
• 1 + 2 = 3 module equivalent over semester 2 & 3
– 3 modules• Up to 36 class hours contact per module
• Summer Term (Jun – Aug)– 3 modules
• Block structure – up to 36 class hours contact per module.
• (e.g. 6 half days over 2-3 weeks per module)
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FT Dissertation: SEM 1 (3 modules), SEM 2 & 3 (Dissertation + 3 modules)
PT Dissertation Paths:Dependent on credits the student has acquired, e.g.
Y1: SEM 1 (2 modules), SEM 2 & 3 (Dissertation)Y2: 4 taught modules
Y1: 5 taught modulesY2: SEM 1 (1 module), SEM 2 & 3 (Dissertation)
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Notices• Class Reps needed
– 2 or more Full-Time– 2 or more Part-Time
• MSc Programme Office– Geraldine McEvoy ([email protected])– Lisa Madsen ([email protected])
• 1st social event late October Halloween• iBusiness “Open Evenings” Salon Sessions,
by announcement
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MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
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MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
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MSc in iBusiness: Innovation through ICT
