Information Technology Management - Carlow

This exciting Masters course in Information Technology Management will provide students with a comprehensive skillset to fulfil and succeed in a variety of roles in the field of IT Management. Drawing on best practise from Ireland and abroad, the course is designed to meet current industry needs and is aimed at developing academic knowledge and practical skills in areas such as:



• IT management

• Leadership strategies and techniques

• IT related project management and tools

•Operational and resource management of data and information systems

• Data security.

Students on this course have exclusive use of the UNUM Software Development Centre. This is a new state-of-the-art centre that provides the students with a real-world working environment using the latest technology.

Strategy, Process and Leadership

Contemporary Issues in Strategic

Management

Technology Integration

Information Security Management

Data and Information Systems Management

Vendor and Service Management

Innovation Management

Dissertation

Research Methods

The MSc and Postgraduate Diploma in Science (Embedded Exit Award) are designed for graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Computing Level 8 or equivalent programmes (minimum 2nd class honours) or the Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering Level 8 or equivalent (minimum 2nd class honours). Candidates with significant professional experience in the computing field (as determined by RPL), in addition to an honours primary degree in another discipline area may also be considered for entry. Applicants who do not meet the above standard entry requirements will also be considered if they have an undergraduate degree (at Level 7 or Level 8) and a minimum of 5 years verifiable relevant industrial experience.



Applicants who do not have a primary degree will only be considered with a minimum of 10 years verifiable relevant industrial experience. Applicants applying for entry via routes other than those listed above will be considered on a case-by-case basis.



The department reserves the right to require applicants to attend for an interview to determine their suitability for the programme.

2 years part-time.



2 evenings per week 7.00- 10.00pm with some Saturdays throughout the year (indicative)

Next intake: September 2025.

Study & Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue NFQ Level 10 (PhD) study opportunities on successful completion of this programme.



The postgraduate Diploma in Science in Information Technology Management is an Embedded Exit Award and students who complete 60 credits of the programme will be eligible for this exit award, should they opt to leave the programme at this stage.



Graduates of this programmes are prepared for roles such as:

- IT Management

- IT Project Management

- Management Analyst/Information Systems Management

- Chief Technology Officer/Chief Information Officer.