GradDip Digital Information Management
Graduate Taught (level 9 nfq, credits 60)
Digital Information Management
Duration
1 Year Full Time
Number of credits
60
Subjects taught
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Core (70 credits)
IS 30340 Managing IT for Information Professionals
IS40770 Digital Curation: Core Concepts
IS 40790 Digital Curation Tools
IS 40760 Research Data Management
IS 40810 Communication and Outreach for Digital Information Management
IS 40560 Digital Libraries
IS 40640 Research Methods
Option (20 credits)
TRACK 1: Digital Information Management in Business and the Private Sector
IS 30020 Web Publishing
IS 40610 UXD
IS 40730 Quantitative Data Anaylsis
TRACK 2: Digital Information Management in the Cultural Heritage Sector
ARC 40040 Archives and their Users
ARCH 40990 Cultural Heritage
IS 30380 Digital Storytelling
TRACK 3: Digital information Management in HEIs and civil service
IS 30020 Web Publishing
WS 40150 Gender, Inequality and public policy
IS 30370 Information Ethics
Application date
* Courses will remain open until such time as all places have been filled, therefore early application is advised.
Enrolment and start dates
Next Intake:2018/2019 September
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Comment
Full Time option suitable for:
Domestic(EEA) applicants: Yes
International (Non EEA) applicants currently residing outside of the EEA Region. No
The Graduate Diploma in Digital Information Management was developed for people interested in how information is created, organised, accessed and maintained over time in organisations. Digital information management is not just about having the ability to execute technical functions- it requires an understanding of the technical, socio-cultural and economic issues associated with managing information over time in a digital world.
The GradDip degree combines core elements of digital preservation and curation as well as area-specific tracks with specialised modules to prepare you to work in different sectors. You will learn from academic and industry leaders in Ireland about how to manage “born digital” and digitised materials in a variety of formats including text, image, audio and video. You will explore the challenges of maintaining digital information and acquire the skills needed to liase with technologists about data storage and data management issues.