The program was designed to address the accelerating advancements, emerging challenges, and evolving needs of information systems and technology within organisations and society. Its objective is to equip students with the knowledge, technical expertise, and critical thinking skills required to navigate and contribute to the ever-changing digital world. This program fosters a multidisciplinary approach, blending theoretical foundations with practical applications. Students gain proficiency in systems thinking, problem-solving methodologies, and strategic implementation of information system and technology.

The undergraduate program encompasses two primary academic domains within the broader field of computing: information systems (IS) and information technology (IT). IS focuses on the principles and methodologies associated with capturing, storing, processing, analysing, and disseminating information. It emphasises the development of systems that support organisational objectives, enhance decision-making, and improve efficiency through data-driven insights. Meanwhile, IT domain explores the systematic selection, development, application, integration, and evaluation of technological solutions based on user and organisational requirements. It covers software engineering, networking, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and system architecture. By integrating and harmonizing these 2 domains, students can develop solutions that enhance productivity, security, and innovation.

The effective and efficient use of information systems and technology is essential for fostering competitive business advantages and accelerating societal progress. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to take on roles such as, but not limited to, system analyst, product manager, data scientist, cybersecurity specialist, system integrator, UI/UX specialist, and information technology entrepreneur.

Student Exchange Program (1-2 Semester) at partner universities.