the compilation of the categories I find it very good, and your vision very interesting - I'm not even so much that I could formulate a vision as coherent. Yet it goes in the direction of strategic applications of IT in companies and organizations, "and thus also comprises such aspects of the OE and the tech management.
As an interim step: what do the others - and I watch sometimes national & international (You've got the "international appeal" as an argument to be related), in the order of my googling, otherwise no prioritization. The (mainly German) programs that have no effort given to the website, do not operate or expansion of this program really busy, I have of not outset on the list:
- Royal Holloway London (a not so . great College of the Univ of London - 7000 students, but strong growth and a rich tradition), many Studentan from abroad: the "core courses" are kept fairly general ("People & Technology", etc.) - key characteristic : high Beteille by the (medium) industry.
- Humboldt Univ. - my impression: a largely "vision-less" program. Classic elements of any WI training at a higher level, interdisciplinarity is enshrined in the module, but not really convincing.
- Univ. of Bolton (Greater Manchester Area) - also comparable in magnitude (6000 Student), more modern M Sc. Curriculum - focus on management and new media. Special features: connection to local industry and especially research parks.
- FHDW (Paderborn / Bielefeld / Dresden) - IT Management and Information Systems M Sc. - much on management and IT Strategy designed to topics including implementation management, IT cost control, legal (!).
- Univ. of Manchester Business School - very large, successful, offers a range of different Masters - this could especially be useful for finding vision. Examples: e-Government / e-business technology, etc.
- Stuttgart Media University - also new to the media aligned with relatively little computer science course-specific knowledge.
- TU Clausthal - stated application focus energy management as a USP (Following a research center of Lower Saxony). The module list does contain business intelligence courses, emphasis is probably technology management, and e-commerce, CSCW and the Web.
- Middlesex Univ. (UK) , puts the emphasis on strategy, Qualitätsmgmt in the IT area, and the legal and regulatory implications.
- Hochschule Liechtenstein : emphasizes the teaching of social skills and leadership skills in addition to the transfer of expertise.
- London School of Economics - the WI group has joined forces with the Dept. of Mgmt at a department which now sees our FB I like ... - There are four programs: Analysis, Design and Mgmt of IS, IS and Organisations (Research Focus), Communication, Information and Society (a specialty LSE), IS and Innovation (very industry-centered program).
- In the U.S. you have to look way more like "MSc Business and Information Management" (management focus), or after a "MSc Management Information System" - the extent of the latter program, students can be in the structure and content of the Laudon & Laudon textbook read.
- Oxford Said Business School, INSEAD, etc. make do with BIS does not. Too specialized - only finance an exception. In addition, strong research teams in the background. Where is our theme it identifies is, however, is always the management perspective in the foreground.
And here's an interesting review article from EuroEducation.net, the Anglo-Saxon attitude to the MSc. summarizes well.
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