Programme Details
PhD in Information Systems
Duration : 3 - 5 Years
Credits : 180
The aim of the PhD in Information Systems programme is to develop scholars and practitioners who can excel in theoretical and applied research in the field of computing and information systems. This is a 3-year full-time or 5-year part-time programme by research
Why study this programme?
The programme provides a platform for students to gain advanced theoretical and practical skills in research; management of systems development processes; understanding of organisational and societal contexts and need for information systems and system development
Admission Requirements
- A Master’s degree in any of the following disciplines: Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Systems or any related discipline from an accredited institution of higher learning.
- Other requirements: Statement of purpose (1-2 pages long), which should include the applicant’s background, goals, research, and reasons for applying to the University of Malawi.
Program Structure
Career Opportunities/Prospects
- University Professor/Researcher
- Industry Research Scientist
- Data Scientist/Analyst
- Chief Information Officer (CIO)
- Technology Consultant
Contact Information for more details
Email: fkambili_mzembe@unima.ac.mw
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