MSc in Software and Information Systems Engineering

The program consists of 8 courses (24 credits) of which at least 6 courses are from the field of information systems and the remainder can be from other fields (such as computer science), in coordination with the supervisor assigned to each student.

In addition to the courses, the student must carry out a research work (thesis) amounting to 12 credits, participate in a departmental research seminar, and present his research within this framework.

A student admitted to a master's degree, and in particular, one who is not a graduate of information systems engineering or software engineering may be required to take supplementary courses and will have to complete them by the end of the second semester of his studies and meet a grade of 80 in each course. You can take supplementary courses from among the courses offered as part of the first degree at Ben Gurion University or equivalent courses at recognized universities. The list of supplementary courses will be determined by a departmental teaching committee and with the approval of a faculty teaching committee. ​

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Outstanding students are invited to transfer in the fourth year directly to master's studies as part of the MITR track (excellent bachelor's degrees) in the software and information systems engineering department or in the computer science department.