Advance with an MSc Information Systems Management from Denmark

Build the skills to connect technology, people and strategy without putting your life in Denmark on hold. The MSc Information Systems Management is offered online in an exclusive partnership between the University of Salford and Robert Kennedy College. Its ideas and approaches can be applied across industries and internationally, wherever your ambitions take you.

Earn a British degree with international recognition

Graduate with a British degree awarded by the University of Salford. A qualification from a British university can help you communicate your academic achievement to employers and professional contacts across borders.

Whether you hope to progress in Denmark or explore opportunities elsewhere, the programme gives you a recognised academic foundation for conversations about technology, management and organisational change.

Study 100% online in as little as one year

You can complete the programme entirely online, with no need to relocate or travel to a campus. That means you can continue living in Denmark while working towards your next qualification.

Completion in as little as one year offers an opportunity to make focused progress towards your goals. Your own pace will depend on how you plan your studies and meet programme requirements.

Learn without scheduled online attendance

The programme does not require you to be online at specific times and dates. Instead of arranging your week around compulsory live sessions, you can choose study hours that work with your professional and personal commitments.

That flexibility can make it easier to keep learning through busy periods or changing routines. You will still need to plan ahead for coursework and assessment deadlines, but you can decide when to engage with the learning materials.

Take your studies wherever you go

Study from home in Denmark, from another country or while travelling. Online access lets you keep learning wherever your plans take you, rather than tying your education to one place.

Through the mobile app, you can download study materials and watch lectures offline. A journey or time away from a reliable connection can become another opportunity to move forward with your studies.

Show your understanding through open-book assessments

Instead of classical question-and-answer exams, the programme uses open-book assessments. These give you the opportunity to draw on learning resources as you develop and present your responses.

This approach encourages you to focus on applying concepts and explaining your thinking. It can be particularly valuable when studying how information systems support decisions and organisational goals.

Learn with internationally educated faculty

Study with tutors and faculty whose academic backgrounds include world-renowned institutions such as Oxford, Harvard, EPFL, the University of Basel and Washington University in St. Louis.

Their varied educational experiences can bring different perspectives to your learning. As you examine the relationship between information systems and management, you can benefit from engaging with people who have studied in leading academic environments.

Join a global learning community

Learn alongside a diverse student base representing more than 130 countries. Encountering different professional experiences and viewpoints can broaden how you think about challenges that cross teams, industries and borders.

Alumni work for international organisations including Google, Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, Tencent, Siemens, Sony, IBM, Verizon, Dell, the United Nations, the ICRC and the World Bank. Their varied paths illustrate the breadth of settings in which members of the wider learning community have built careers.

Plan your investment with monthly instalments

Programme fees can be paid in up to 18 monthly interest-free instalments. Spreading payments over time can help you plan alongside your other commitments.

Clearer payment planning can make it easier to focus on the learning ahead: building knowledge you can carry into future roles and new challenges.

Connect your learning to opportunities in Denmark

Denmark’s life sciences and pharmaceutical sectors bring together research, complex operations and large volumes of information. For graduates interested in these fields, an understanding of how information systems support coordination, data-informed decisions and organisational change can offer a useful management perspective.

In wind energy and the wider renewable-energy sector, organisations must connect technology with planning, operations and collaboration. The programme’s focus on managing information systems can help graduates think through how digital tools and information flows support work across specialised teams and international projects.

Denmark is also a major centre for shipping and logistics, where visibility, coordination and responsive decisions matter across borders. Graduates can apply their learning when considering how organisations use information systems to connect processes, support managers and adapt as needs evolve.

Ready to explore what studying from Denmark could look like? Request our course catalogue and take the next step.