Program Code: 8340405
Degree Awarded: Master’s in Management Information Systems
Program Duration: 1.5-2 years
Tuition: 18 million VND per semester
Advantages & strengths
As the digital transformation is going strong, data and information systems are playing an increasingly important role in business management and decision-making. Organizations need not only efficient technology systems but also professionals who can bridge technology, data, and management to leverage technology and so improve operational efficiency and create competitive advantages.
DTU’s master’s program in Management Information Systems is built on the university’s foundation of training and research in IT, computer science, information systems, and management.
In 2026, computer science & information systems at DTU was ranked 144th of the world by the QS World University Rankings by Subject, placing it first in Vietnam. QS also ranked DTU 346th of the world for engineering & technology, providing a favorable foundation of scholarship and research for specialized training in information systems and the application of technology to management.
A key feature of the program is its connection between IT and management. Students learn not only how information systems are built and operated but also how technology and data can support organizational strategy, business processes, and decision-making.
Through the program, students get access to specialized knowledge in information systems management, systems analysis and design, data management, data analytics for decision-making, management of technology projects, digital transformation, and technology management at enterprises. Emerging trends such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing, and business intelligence are also explored in connection with real-world problems of management and operations.
Program objectives
The master’s program in Management Information Systems aims to train highly qualified professionals with interdisciplinary knowledge of technology, data, and management; and the ability to research, analyze, and apply information systems to address real-world challenges faced by organizations and businesses.
Upon completing the program, students are able to:
• analyze requirements and propose information-systems solutions aligned with organizational goals and strategies;
• apply knowledge of management, technology, and data to solve management problems and support decision-making;
• analyze, design, and evaluate information systems for business management;
• leverage and analyze data to provide information for management and strategic planning;
• organize and manage IT and digital-transformation projects;
• evaluate and select technology solutions that align with an organization’s needs, resources, and development objectives;
• apply AI, data analytics, business intelligence, cloud computing, and emerging technologies to management;
• conduct scientific research and propose novel solutions in management information systems;
• pursue doctoral studies or take on professional or management roles related to technology, data, and digital transformation.
Graduates can develop careers as IT managers, information systems managers, business analysts, data/business intelligence analysts, digital transformation specialists, IT project managers, technology consultants, or technology managers in enterprises. They may also do research and lecturing at universities and research institutions.
The program emphasizes systems thinking, data analytics, and technology-driven decision-making, preparing students to serve as a bridge between technology teams and business & management teams within an enterprise.
Admission requirements
• Hold a bachelor’s degree in a major or minor relevant to Management Information Systems.
• Applicants with a bachelor’s degree in a related field may be required to complete supplementary coursework as decided by DTU before being admitted.
• Requirements regarding work experience, foreign-language proficiency, and other admission criteria are subject to DTU’s current regulations for master’s degree admissions.
