Software Design with Digitalisation - Athlone

Driven by the increasing availability and affordability of digital technologies, digitalisation refers to the process of using digital technology to transform traditional business process. The shift towards digitalisation has brought about several advantages, including increased efficiency, accuracy, and accessibility of information. One of the most significant benefits of digitalisation is the ability to store and retrieve large amounts of data quickly and easily. This is particularly important for businesses that rely on data to make informed decisions. Additionally, digitalisation has enabled companies to streamline their processes, reducing costs and increasing productivity. Digitalisation also provides greater flexibility and accessibility, allowing individuals to access information from anywhere and at any time, as long as they have an Internet connection. This masters programme will enable the students to operate in innovative market sectors in order to develop, implement and evaluate digital strategies using the enhanced capability of Internet of Things based connected devices.

Applicants should hold a 4-year honours degree in software design or an equivalent qualification with a minimum grade of 2.1 (60%).

1 Year full-time.

Graduates of this programme are eligible to apply to other programmes within TUS or elsewhere.