On completion of the two-year course, students will have the dual skills in Management and Information Systems that are so sought after by companies today. They will be able to manage digital transformation projects, manage both managers and IT staff, plan and manage the deployment of IS tools (ERP, CRM, etc.) and act as a liaison between business and technical teams.
Against a backdrop that is already heavily influenced by digital technology, many business areas are set to be transformed by, for example, Artificial Intelligence technologies in industry and services.
Companies need to prepare to integrate these technologies into existing functions (marketing, sales, logistics, HR, etc.), but also to develop their information systems so that they can work differently (development of applications for remote working, new working methods with the automation of certain tasks, creation of new professions, support for customers in adopting new uses, etc.).
20% of the teaching in this Master’s specialisation is provided by lecturers from ESILV, the De Vinci Higher Education engineering school.
On completion of this course, you will be able to :
The label offered by the Association Information Management (AIM) is designed to promote management science courses that include a strong digital dimension in their curricula. The Information Systems & Data Management specialisation was awarded the label in 2022 for a period of 4 years.
By studying this progtramme at EMLV, you will have access to the following professional certifications, a real plus on your CV for a successful start to your career:
The Cisco Networking Academy programme empowers work-study students with practical training in digital skills to prepare them for careers in systems and networks.
The Scrum Master is one of the key roles in the Scrum agile method. As the guarantor of the application of the SCRUM method, he or she acts as a buffer between the agile development team and all the factors that could disrupt the achievement of its objectives and the fulfilment of its commitments.
Master the fundamental techniques for using Tableau Desktop to design and share data visualisations (interactive dashboards, reporting, etc.).
Microsoft Excel Expert certification reflects graduates’ expertise in creating and managing spreadsheets, working with cell ranges and tables, applying formulas and functions, and creating charts and other objects. The Microsoft Office Specialist programme is the only official Microsoft-recognised certification programme for Microsoft Office in the world.
The DevOps Foundation provides a basic understanding of the DevOps approach to provide a common vocabulary so that IT teams (developers and operational staff) use the same vocabulary and, therefore, the same processes, in order to facilitate exchanges and make the company more efficient.
ITIL® offers an approach to IT production and service management, and is the most advanced benchmark for best practice. Achieving ITIL® certification for a company guarantees quality of service in line with the organisation’s business objectives and its digital transformation, as opposed to an approach aligned with technology.
The University of Vic in Barcelona’s short certification programme will help work-study students to find jobs in the international IT sector.
You’ll very quickly move into management positions and digital transformation expertise.
These profiles are highly sought after by companies. Starting salaries are generally around €35,000, rising rapidly to between €45,000 and €100,000 after 3 years in the job.
Your career prospects are as follows:
Some of the most popular jobs on completion of this Master’s degree are :
Digital Transformation Consultant (AI, Blockchain, etc.), Information Systems Consultant, ERP Project Manager (SAP, Oracle, etc.), Information Systems Architect, Business Process Reengineering Consultant, Change Management Manager, IT Project Director, Information Systems Director
IT security manager
Information systems play a key role in modern business, which makes studying information systems essential for business school students. Studying information systems provides students with essential information and communication technology (ICT) skills. Information systems are used in operations management, decision-making, customer relationship management and many other areas of business. Business school students can therefore acquire technical skills and develop an understanding of the issues related to information systems in the business context.
Students studying information systems can also learn more about how information technology has transformed businesses, and the opportunities and challenges associated with its use. They can also gain a better understanding of information systems strategies, such as data management, data security and business continuity planning in the event of computer system failure. Finally, studies in information systems can also offer interesting career opportunities in areas such as project management, data analysis, or the management of information systems for companies, government organisations and NGOs.
