Dual Degree (B.Sc+M.Sc)

Scope of M.Sc. Information Technology:

As this is the age of computer & IT, Scope of MSc Information Technology includes many opportunities in the industry. Some of the IT roles offered are Software Developer, applications programmer, maintenance engineer, database administrator, and software engineer.

The IT sector is growing at a very fast pace which no one has ever imagined, so it will provide a large number of opportunities to students with good skills. These  job opportunities are offered not only in industries related to Information Technology but also in industries such as in Finance, Banking, Data Analytics, and in Academics. students  can also pursue Ph.D in various specialisations to become a researcher, professor or scientist.

You can choose a career as a:

• Data Scientist Data Modeler
• IT Consultant Cloud Architect
• Computer Forensic Investigator Software Engineer
• Network Administrator Mobile Application Developer
• Data Administrator Business Analyst

On the successful completion of a five-year dual degree program, you can make a career as:

• Software Engineer: This position entails using programming languages to analyze and alter existing software and develop, build, and test end-user applications that satisfy user needs.
• Computer Programmer: Computer programmers are accountable for designing and developing software, integrating hardware and software, instructing end users, examining algorithms, altering source code, writing system processes, debugging, and maintaining operating systems.
• Interface Engineer: The interface engineer is a qualified professional who is familiar with the workflow of interface engines, data translation, raw clinical data in its many varied file formats, and the software development life cycle.
• Project Manager: The technological projects of a business or client are planned, organized, and carried out by an IT project manager. Their primary responsibilities include managing product releases and roll-outs, assigning tasks to the relevant workers, and reporting on the status and outcomes of projects.
• Information Security Analyst: Information security analysts keep an eye out for security lapses and look into them when they occur. To safeguard private information, use and maintain technologies such as firewalls and data encryption systems. Examine the network and computer systems for weaknesses.
• IT Consultant: IT consultants are independent analysts who assess a company's IT infrastructure to support its business goals. They are primarily responsible for IT infrastructure analysis and diagnosis. Client business needs comprehension and the design and implementation of technology solutions.
• Network Administrator: The network administrator's job is to ensure the computer networks run smoothly. The network administrator must plan, develop, install, install, support, and optimize all network hardware, software, and communication links.
• Web Developer: They are typically in charge of the site's appearance and technical factors like site speed and traffic capacity. Web developers might also create website content that needs technical characteristics.
• Systems Support Administrator: They are in charge of licensing, administering, and updating hardware and software assets. They ensure that proper responses are taken proactively in the event of unforeseen problems like IT outages or zero-day vulnerabilities.
• Security Expert: Create strategies to protect computer files from illegal alteration, deletion, or disclosure. Computer anti-virus and malware IT security experts can choose and implement, track, and update security systems. To protect sensitive information while it is being transmitted, create firewalls and encrypt data flows.

Best Practices:

• Encouraging students to be creative and invent new concepts
• The LMS platform MOODLE provides continuous student contact and support for academic updates, tests, and other institutional activities.
• Instilling enthusiasm for reading and research in students
• Utilizing a mix of cutting-edge pedagogies and ICT platforms to connect with the students more effectively.
• Devoted to achieving superior academic results
• Concrete interactions between industry and academia and innovative academic advancement
• With a variety of seminars and workshops, encouraging student excess in trends and technology

The Training & Placement Department (T & P Dept.) at Indus University has a separate team that bridges two essential ends: academia and industry. It demonstrates a link between educational institutions, university departments, and businesses.

The focal point for career counselling for university students pursuing studies in all programmes and streams is the Training & Placement Department (T & P Dept.). It provides students with thorough career options by assisting them in choosing and pursuing their ideal vocations.