Master of Science in Information Communication Technology (MSc ICT)

Master of Science in Information Communication Technology (MSc ICT)

This programme is primarily informed by ICT knowledge generation and application (skills). It takes a scientific approach to the study of ICT; and is therefore guided principally by the understanding and application of theory.

Thus, the programme aims to equip students to:

  1. a. to equip students with scientific knowledge for analytical thinking in ICT development and management
  2. b. to produce professionals that are able
    i. to engage in systematic thinking about the relationship between ICT and social systems, and
    ii. to suggest innovative solutions.
  3. c. to produce ICT academics and professionals required at various levels of the social, economic and industrial development of Ghana and elsewhere.
  4. d. to prepare students for advanced research and dissemination of knowledge at the PhD level.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must have a minimum of 2nd Class Lower degree in ICT, Computer Science or ICT related discipline from an accredited university.

A formal interview may be used to determine the ability of all applicants to take and pass courses of the programme.

COURSES OFFERED
The table below is a summary of the titles of all courses within the programme. All the courses have 3 credits except the MSc Project which has 6 credits.

First Year
CODE COURSE CODE COURSE
ICTE701 Computer Systems ICTE706 Decision Support Systems
ICTE702 Advanced Data Communication & Computer Networks ICTE707 Wireless Network Architecture & Design
ICTE703 Research Methods ICTE708 Software Engineering
ICTE704 Professional Issues in ICT
Second Year
ICTE709 ICT Project Management ICTE712 Organisational Study of IS
ICTE710 Information and Network Security Elective 1
ICTE 700 Dissertation

IS Electives (4 credits each)
SOT712A: IS in Public Administration (E-Government)
SOT719A: E-Business
SOT716A: Artificial Intelligence Applications