The course aims to i) review and critically analyse major theoretical developments in the Information Systems (IS) discipline, ii) engage students in deeper understanding and exploring theoretical problems in the IS discipline and iii) enable students’ participation in theoretical discourse and debates about the relevance of IS theory to practice.

The course examines the most influential and innovative works that apply a range of theories and theoretical approaches in the discipline. The course will motivate students to examine an interesting and relevant research problem using the theories studied or other theories. The seminar character of the course assumes active participation and contribution by the students.