The MSc in eBusiness from UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School gives you a global understanding of the thriving electronic business sector.

What will You learn

You will undertake project management courses and practical work that will help you develop practical managerial skills and explore eBusiness issues in real-world settings.

How will You benefit

You will understand the impact of emerging technologies on individuals, organisations, networks and industries. You will also have a good understanding of the fundamental issues of eBusiness Management and the real opportunities of doing business in an increasingly networked global environment....

The Master course is structured in 4 basic areas: 3 formative modules and a final project. The final project is set out as a real project using and applying all of the disciplines, tools and techniques acquired throughout the Master course. Weekly tutoring sessions will be held for both the cohesion of the program and the project as well as for the creative execution.

 This program is aimed principally at professionals working in the fields of advertising, marketing, design, communication or general business who wish to specialize or adapt to the changes and opportunities proposed by online mediums applied to designing the users digital experience. The Master is also aimed at recent graduates looking to specialize in digital communication, becoming more competitive in regards to new challenges proposed by the current job market....

A manageable mix of e-learning and study weeks

The Euro*MBA's programme structure is divided into 4 main elements:

Introductory seminar

This 4-day event opens each edition of the programme. Its aim is to introduce you to elements such as writing and presentation skills, use of Lotus Notes and teambuilding activities.

Distance learning modules

The Euro*MBA involves e-learning modules overseen by top faculty from the consortium's schools. These modules cover:

This qualification is intended to provide an advanced, research-based qualifcation in the field of electronic commerce. The Master of Electronic Commerce aims to develop in participants an understanding of the leading edge literature and research in the electronic commerce environment, and from this knowledge, understand how electronic commerce affects different areas of management practice. Admission Requirements

If you wish to seek admission to the MECom you must have completed either an Honours undergraduate degree, or Postgraduate Diploma, in an appropriate subject area, from a recognised institution (at least 120 point at Level 5). You will also have completed a a paper in research methods, and will have demonstrated your research and academic writing skills in the previous successful completion of a dissertation or significant research project. If not, you may be required to undertake pre-qualifiying papers....

The Specialized Master in Digital business managment is the fruit of an alliance between HEC Paris and TELECOM ParisTech (Higher National School of Telecommunications). It's a 12-month course in French and English.

Both institutions are centers of excellence in their respective fields: HEC in Management and TELECOM ParisTech in Information Technologies. HEC and TELECOM ParisTech have decided to unite their skills to propose management training oriented towards e-business, managing innovation and integrating information technologies within the corporation. In an economy increasingly based on processing data and managing relations, management cannot be simply as it was ten years ago. All corporate functions in every business sector now include a technological dimension: buying and logistics with e-procurement and supply chain management, production with ERP and shared information systems, human resources with intranet applications, marketing with e-commerce, on-line communication and CRM, sales with multi-channel issues and sales force automation, etc....

This course aims to produce graduates who wish to study both the fundamentals of strategies and business processes and the development and application of information systems in supporting new organisations and new business practices.

The programme is primarily aimed at graduates of all disciplines who are interested in a management career with a strong emphasis on E-Business and Information Systems. On completion we expect graduates to bridge the gap between managers who, for the most part, lack the technical expertise of computer scientists, and computer scientists who do not have a grounding in business management.

Programme Description...

The two-year Master of Electronic Business (Specialisation) enables students to develop specialist knowledge in electronic business and one related specialist field such as International Business, Information Systems Management, and Accounting. This is of interest to those students requiring a broad two-year electronic business degree rather than the more general (and research oriented) Master of Information Systems, or the more restricted eight-unit Master of Electronic Business.

Admission & Prerequisites

The Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology may accept as a candidate for the Master of Electronic Business (Specialisation) any of the following:

1 . A person with a minimum of a three-year degree, or combination of degrees and diplomas, from an accredited university, which includes major or sub-major studies in a relevant discipline (e.g. business, commerce, information systems, computing, electronic commerce, accounting, management, marketing, economics, law);...

Why choose a Masters of Management programme?    * An excellent education in the core principles of management and business    * The development of a broad set of skills that are highly sought after by leading employers    * Specialisation opportunities in General Management, International Business, Marketing, e-Business, Accounting and Finance or Human Resource Management    * An international perspective on the key drivers to business success    * International networking opportunities  The Masters of Management combine a demanding core of general management disciplines with the opportunity to pursue areas of personal interest through elective modules and a set of reports leading to the following degrees:    * MSc Accounting and Financial Management    * MSc e-Business Management    * MSc Human Resource Management    * MSc International Business Management    * MSc Management    * MSc Marketing Management...

The eight-unit Masters will enable students to develop specialist knowledge in electronic business. The degree will be of interest to those students requiring a specialised electronic business degree rather than the more general (and research oriented) Master of Information Systems.

Admission & Prerequisites

The Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology may accept as a candidate for the Master of Electronic Business any of the following:

1 . A minimum of a three-year degree, or combination of degrees and diplomas, from an accredited university, which includes major or sub-major studies in a relevant discipline (e.g. business, commerce, information systems, computing, electronic commerce, accounting, management, marketing, economics, law);...

The EU MBA is designed to address managerial issues that are relevant to doing business in the global marketplace, while incorporating the key concepts of business. The program builds a solid base in the first 2 terms through its core courses. The third term allows students to focus on the major -- E-Business.

** This MBA program starts in January, March and October every year, and the admission functions on a rolling basis with no deadlines.

MBA -- E-Business Major

The E-Business major is designed for those interested in pursuing ventures specifically focused on the Internet and provides students with an in-depth understanding of E-Marketing, E-Commerce Systems Security and Electronic Commerce Technology....

Master of Management and Business Administration - Electronic Business Management

Electronic Business Management Programme is built to deliver a profound knowledge and skills of establishing and managing business, based on cyberspace. The graduates should demonstrate a great expertise of working as managers in both relatively large and small & medium size private companies as well as in public organizations. In the light of rapid globalization and internationalization they should be entrepreneurs and efficient leaders while boosting the innovative culture in their organizations and delivering high-standard forecasts for their businesses. The students of this programme will be highlyencouraged to continue their research activities in PhD studies....

The Master of Science program in Internet Business Systems (IBS) develops professionals who will take their places as leaders in applying sound business principles to Internet applications. Integration and application of knowledge from business, design and computer information systems will forge the strategists of this new paradigm.

Communication and collaboration among individuals with varying backgrounds in design, technology and business will shape the future of e-business. Students will be encouraged to engage in research, collaborate, and apply current technologies.

Geared to working professionals in a variety of fields, the courses will be offered in the evening at Dobbs Ferry or entirely online -- demonstrating the versatility, flexibility and value of this technology for education and commercial enterprises....

Special features:

Introduction   This part-time Master of Science programme is designed for those who want to know how information technology can enhance their decisions as well as daily operations. Starting from introducing information technology, the programme covers subjects such as Enterprise Resource Planning, Supply Chain Management, e-Logistics, and Customer Relationship Management. Moreover, innovation management and case studies will enrich the implementation of business management theory. Various elective courses including information technology and management theory are offered.

Programme of Study    The programme requires 33 credits of course work in total for graduation, comprising 21 credits of required courses and 12 credits of elective courses. At least 6 credits of elective courses must be taken from the EBM elective courses, and up to 6 credits may be taken from other MSc Programmes within the Faculty of Business Administration upon approval. Both required and elective courses contain 3 or 1.5 credit unit courses. Elective courses may be offered every alternate year and in the summer in the form of field trip and intensive courses....