This course is designed for graduate professionals in information-related posts in sectors such as health, local government, the arts and the private sector, as well as graduates of any information-related discipline wishing to progress to advanced level.
The course has four main themes:
Digital repositories and text mining - This focuses on developing competencies in building information repositories and techniques for the analysis, presentation and delivery of information;
Information and knowledge management - Learn about management of information and knowledge in organisations and examine information as an organisational asset;
Information architecture - Study designing usable and effective information interfaces;
Research methods and evaluation practice - Employ investigative methods to design and implement an evaluation study.
These themes are complemented by core units in Digital Rights and e-learning and the Organisation. The MSc Informatics employs electronic learning technologies and methods, as well as running an annual School.
The programme is primarily targeted at those working in the field of informatics or with relevant experience who are seeking professional recognition through an advanced academic qualification leading to career progression.
2012 entry
Postgraduate level
1 year full-time
3 years part-time
All Saints Campus, Manchester
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UK and EU students full-time £4,000
UK and EU students part-time £445 per 20 credit unit. A Masters qualification typically comprises 180 credits.
Non-EU overseas students £12,500
Coursework, including essays, reports, case studies, presentations and dissertation.
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