| This
page is intended to provide information on the
MIS graduate and undergraduate programs at UBC.
In 2000/2001, there will be about about 35 M.Sc.
and Ph.D. students in the MIS program. Most of
the Ph.D. graduates have taken positions in
universities in Canada, the U.S., Britain, New
Zealand, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. |
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| Bachelor
of Commerce (B.Comm.) - MIS Option |
| The Faculty of Commerce and Business
Administration has an MIS Option
which is intended to provide undergraduate
students with the necessary knowledge and skills
to employ IT in business.
MIS Option courses can be combined with other
areas such as accounting, finance, human
resources or marketing. Students who are
interested in acquiring a deeper technical
knowledge can take Computer Science courses. [More...] |
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| Co-Op
Program in MIS |
| The Co-operative education program enables
students to obtain working experience as part of
their studies towards their B.Comm. degree.
Students in this program spend four work terms in
working for companies. [More...] |
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| MBA Specialization in IT and Management |
| The MBA program in MIS is intended for students to supplement
their previous training or career with current knowledge in
information technology and management. It is a general management
degree with one-third of the program in MIS.[More...] |
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| MM Program in MIS |
| The Master of Management (MM) program in MIS is intended
for students who want to obtain specialized education
in Management Information Systems and the use of Information
Technology in business for the purpose of pursuing a professional
career in MIS. [More
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| MSc Program in MIS |
The Master of Science (MSc) program in MIS is intended for
students
- with previous education in MIS, Computer Science, Computer
Engineering, or any other equivalent areas, and
- who want to obtain skills in conducting research in MIS.
[More
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| Ph.D. Programs in MIS |
The Ph.D. program is
intended mostly to prepare the student
towards a career in academia or advanced
research in industry. The course work in
the program includes a Preliminary Core,
and a Comprehensive Core. Students who do
not have the necessary prerequisites will
be required to complete them, normally
prior to being admitted to the program.
In some cases, when only a few
prerequisites are missing, the student
may complete them while being in the
program. [More...]
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