BSc Information Systems and Management
Content and Module Outlines
The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems and Management is an interdisciplinary degree taught jointly by the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems (DCSIS) and the Department of Management. The degree programme has been running since October 1993.
Please pay particular attention to the coursework requirements of each module and ensure that you complete the coursework. This contributes from 10-25% of the overall marks for the module (the weighting for each module is shown in the Programme Handbook) and can make the difference between passing and failing. Every year there are students who have to retake modules that they might have passed had they submitted the coursework. Make sure you are not one of these! In addition to contributing sometimes vital marks, coursework is designed to enable you to consolidate your learning and get feedback on your progress with a module. Please take advantage of this to give yourself the best possible chance of success.
| All Modules in Years 1 and 2 are compulsory | |
| Year 1 Modules | Module Tutor |
| Information Systems Concepts | Roman Kontchakov |
| Introduction to Computer Systems | Steve Maybank |
| Introduction to Programming | Steve Maybank |
| Management Studies | Department of Management |
| Quantitative Methods 1 | Department of Management |
| Year 2 Modules | Module Tutor |
| E-business | George Roussos |
| Information Systems Management | Andrea Cali |
| Introduction to Accounting | Department of Management |
| Managerial Economics | Department of Management |
| Software and Programming I | Roman Kontchakov |
| Years 3 and 4 Compulsory Modules | Module Tutor |
| Information Security | David Weston |
| Marketing Principles and Practices | Department of Management |
| Project: Information Systems and Management | Steve Maybank |
| Social and Organisational Issues in Computing | Brian Gannon |
| Strategic Information Systems | Dr. David W. Wilson |
| Strategic Management | Department of Management |
| Years 3 and 4 Optional Modules | |
| Typical options are shown in the Options Handbook | |
If you have a question about the BSc in Information Systems and Management that is not covered here or on the Birkbeck FAQ
, please contact
Leila Darwish
.
Apply online Part-time or download a undergraduate application form. See also Fees
Programme Administrator:
Leila Darwish
Admissions Tutor:
Roman Kontchakov
Programme Director:
Steve Maybank