MSc Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation at London School of Economics and Political Science

How will AI change work? Explore how artificial intelligence, big data and digital technologies are reshaping organisations, governments and society. This programme examines the opportunities and challenges of digital innovation in a rapidly changing world.

Department: Department of Management  |  Duration: 12 months full-time; 24 months part-time  |  Study mode: full-time/part-time  |  Intake: 27 September 2027  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

four core courses in digital innovation, covering key concepts, organisations’ use of technology, the wider economic context, and research methods; elective courses, giving you the flexibility to shape your studies around your interests and career goals; Sprint Week in Autumn Term, where you’ll develop and pitch an innovative solution to a client; alumni and employer networking evenings, employer-led seminars, industry-focused alumni panels, the Discover Tech programme, and sessions dedicated to career planning, interview planning and job search strategy; an 8000-word dissertation in Spring Term, where you can specialise in an area that interests you. Compulsory and core courses include Study Skills and Contemporary Topics in Information Systems and Digital Innovations.

Career pathways

The MSc Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation has been designed to develop your intellectual and practical skills as a talented and well-rounded manager, with the ability to thrive and innovate to address challenges in today’s complex and fast-moving technological world. With a strong foundation of knowledge in organisational information systems and management of digital innovation, plus practical skills developed with case studies and Sprint Week, you'll have the opportunity.

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