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Course Details

The BSc(Hons) Business Information Systems course has been designed to prepare professionals with a strong background in information systems management and a deep understanding of the business context and needs. The course aims to give students an education in the key areas of the discipline of business and information systems, providing an understanding of underpinning theories, tools and techniques. Along with developing key analytical abilities, the course is designed to enhance your team-working, problem-solving, communication skills and business awareness that are highly important in an intertwined global world. Throughout your course, you will acquire the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development enabling graduates to gain employment in a business environment or to proceed to further study.

The BSc(Honours) Business Information Systems is intended to meet the following aims to:

Produce graduates who understand the rapidly changing world of business and information technologies and its role in the wider society;
Provide students with the opportunity to specialize in a functional area of business and information technologies within a broad-based business context;
Introduce, explain and apply the functions of the system analysis, data analytics, information systems development and management, and quality assurance within a modern business environment;
Enhance graduates’ employability by enabling students to develop a variety of intellectual, professional attributes and transferable skills such as problem-solving, analytical, research and critical reasoning, team-working, communication abilities, and awareness of the current economic and financial trends;

Course structure

This section shows the core and option modules available as part of the course and their credit value. Full-time Undergraduate students study 120 credits per year. The course structure is validated by the University of Westminster every 5 years, but the structure can change by adapting to feedback from a variety of sources.

Credit Level 4

Module code	Module title	Status	UK credit	ECTS
4BUIS008C	Fundamentals of Programming	Core	20	10
	Introduction to Statistics and Data Science	Core	20	10
	Introduction to Management and Organisational Behaviour	Core	20	10
4BUIS011C	Web Technology	Core	20	10
	Computer Science Fundamentals	Core	20	10
One option or One elective module from the list below
	Mathematics for computing	Option	20	10
	Graphic design	Option	20	10
	Any module from the WIUT module catalogue	Elective	20	10

Credit Level 5

Module code	Module title	Status	UK credit	ECTS
	Object Oriented Programming	Core	20	10
5BUIS009C	Database Systems Development	Core	20	10
5BUIS011C	Information Systems Management	Core	20	10
Three Option modules or Two Options modules and One Elective modules from the list below
	Business Intelligence Systems	Option	20	10
	Web Application Development	Option	20	10
5BUIS012C	Mobile Applications Development	Option	20	10
5BUIS013C	Network Operations	Option	20	10
5BUIS015C	Game development	Option	20	10
	Any module from the WIUT module catalogue	Elective	20	10

Credit Level 6

Module code	Module title	Status	UK credit	ECTS
6BUIS008C	Business Information Systems Project	Core	20	10
	Developing Digital Enterprise	Core	20	10
Four Option Modules or Three Option Modules and One Elective from the list below
6BUIS010C	Software Quality, Performance and Testing	Option	20	10
6BUIS011C	Concurrent Programming	Option	20	10
6BUIS014C	Distributed Systems and Cloud Computing	Option	20	10
6BUIS015C	ERP Design and Implementation	Option	20	10
	Internet of Things	Option	20	10
	CGI and Its Implementation	Option	20	10
	Information Security	Option	20	10
6BUSS008C	Strategy in a Complex World	Option	20	10
6PJMN004C	Project Management	Option	20	10
	Digital Marketing	Option	20	10
	Machine learning and Data Analytics	Option	20	10
	Any module from the WIUT module catalogue	Elective	20	10

Entry requirements

Entry requirements for the BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems have been set in order to select potential students who have proven academic ability undertake a UK Undergraduate degree course.

The admissions policy aims to attract and recruit motivated applicants across the full range of possible access routes. Students may have a background in any academic discipline. The over-riding principle upon which admission decisions are based is that applicants should be likely to benefit from and succeed on the course.

General Requirements

Applicants should satisfy at a minimum one of the following requirements:

Successful completion of an appropriate International Foundation course which includes a pass on an Academic English module and Quantitative methods or equivalent; or
Successful completion of the first year of an appropriate degree course in a recognised Uzbek or similar university; or
Two GCE A level passes (in any subject excluding mother tongue), plus three GCSE passes at grade C or above including English Language and Mathematics; or NC/ND or HNC/HND. (The range of academic disciplines studied is not hereby restricted, but certain vocational courses such as City and Guilds would not satisfy the admissions requirements.); or
An Advanced General National Vocational Qualification (GNVQ); or
Any other equivalent qualification normally accepted as entry requirements (e.g. International Baccalaureate, etc.).