Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Physics (with Education)] From University of East Anglia

TheÊBusiness Information Systems programme at University of East AngliaÊoffers a research-led approach to teaching and fantastic facilities, meaning that you will learn in the most up-to-date environment and graduate prepared for a career designing and implementing computerised systems in a business environment.

All modern businesses depend upon sophisticated information systems. They are used to support organizationsÕ day to day operations, enabling them to plan strategically for the future and manipulate gathered data in order to gain a competitive advantage.

The BSc Business Information Systems degree programme covers subjects based in computing, information technology and business. It is designed for those who either envisage a career designing and implementing computer based systems in a business environment, or for those who wish to become consultants or managers, fully aware of what information systems can do for a business.

This programme combines in-depth teaching on the capabilities of these systems and thorough training in the operations of contemporary businesses. By studying these crucial and exciting subject areas you will also develop skills applicable to the wider employment sector, such as critical thinking, problem solving, communication, organisation, and time-keeping.

The degree programme benefits from the combined expertise of the School of Computing Sciences and the Norwich Business School. Our flexible approach enables you to choose subjects that interest you and that are aligned with your career aspirations.

This is a three year course, which begins by developing your fundamental knowledge of business and information systems in the first year through a number of compulsory modules. In the second and third years you can create a balance between computing and business that is most suitable to your interests and career aspirations. You will complete a substantial individually supervised research project in your final year.