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University of Salford · Full-time

Managing Innovation and Information Technology

Managing Innovation and Information Technology (MIIT) is a multidisciplinary postgraduate degree, designed to develop multi-skilled managers who can identify and take advantage of the latest developments in information systems and emerging technologies for the…

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Salford Business School · Computing

Managing Innovation and Information Technology (MIIT) is a multidisciplinary postgraduate degree, designed to develop multi-skilled managers who can identify and take advantage of the latest developments in information systems and emerging technologies for the benefit of their business. We explore the intricate intersection of information management and technology leadership. Suitable for graduates or professionals with a background in computer science or general business, MIIT not only explores information systems but helps you to develop essential leadership, problem-solving, and strategic skills. Whether you are planning a career in the growing digital economy, leading on digital transformation projects, or even starting your own business, MIIT will develop you as a leader and as a creative thinker. - Focus on real-world application of emerging technologies, developing practical skills that employers are looking for. - Benefit from expert faculty and industry-driven curriculum. - Become equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to drive digital transformation, optimise IT resources, and navigate the ever-evolving tech landscape. - Have the opportunity to acquire additional accreditations alongside your degree. - Engage in a hands-on way with data analytics methodologies and tools and a range of IT solutions.

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Normally a minimum 2:2 honours degree or equivalent. A wide range of professional qualifications are also accepted, either in partial or complete fulfilment of entry requirements.

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