Master of Information Management
A Master of Information Management is an interdisciplinary degree program designed to provide studies in strategic information management, knowledge management, usability, business administration, information systems, information architecture, information design, computer sciences, policy, ethics, and project management. The degree is relatively new and has typically been developed alongside other, more established programs in university Schools of Information. The MIM degree has emerged to address the growing and unique need for information professionals who understand the conflux of multiple organizational issues across several disciplines.
The MIM degree is distinguished from closely related degrees that provide focused areas of study in computer science, information technology, information science, telecommunications, or some combination of these.
History
The first MIM Programme in New Zealand was started in 2002 at Victoria University of Wellington.The first MIM degree program in the United States began in the fall of 2003 at The University of Maryland. Canada's first MIM program was established in Spring 2008.
MIM Programs
United States
- Arizona State University
- Missouri Western State University
- Syracuse University School of Information Studies
- UIUC Graduate School of Library and Information Science
- University of Maryland College of Information Studies: Master of Information Management
- University of Michigan School of Information
- University of Washington Information School
- Washington University School of Engineering
Canada
Colombia
- Escuela colombiana de ingeniería Julio Garavito
New Zealand
Australia
United Kingdom
Belgium
Czech Republic
The Netherlands
Denmark
India
- University of Mumbai
- Jamnalal Bajaj [Institute of Management Studies], Mumbai
- MET Institute of Management Studies, Bandra, Mumbai
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Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Spain
- Universidad de Murcia
Iceland
Taiwan
- National Dong Hwa University School of Management
- National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Curriculum
The University of Maryland College of Information Studies describes the MIM degree as a focus "on ways information and technology can be best organized, implemented and managed to meet the needs of end users in a variety of business, legal, nonprofit, government and institutional settings, which are affected by changes in the global environment every day."Curriculum will vary from school to school.
At the University of Maryland, MIM students can specialize, earning a degree with a concentration of Strategic Management of Information Concentration or Technology Development and Deployment. The Strategic Management of Information is intended for those students who want to become organizations’ chief information officers, or follow that general management path. Technology Development and Deployment is designed for students who want to follow technology director career paths.