Academic Qualifications
Enterprise Architecture was included in the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and Association for Information Systems (AIS)’s Curriculum for Information Systems as one of the 6 core courses. A new MSc in Enterprise Architecture was introduced at the University of East London in collaboration with Iasa to start February 2013. There are several universities that offer enterprise architecture as a fourth year level course or part of a master's syllabus. California State University offers a post-baccalaureate certificate in enterprise architecture, in conjunction with FEAC Institute. National University offers a Master of Science in Engineering Management with specialization in Enterprise Architecture, again in conjunction with FEAC Institute. The Center for Enterprise Architecture at the Penn State University is one of these institutions that offer EA courses. It is also offered within the Masters program in Computer Science at The University of Chicago. In 2010 researchers at the Meraka Institute, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, in South Africa organized a workshop and invited staff from computing departments in South African higher education institutions. The purpose was to investigate the current status of EA offerings in South Africa. A report was compiled and is available for download at the Meraka Institute.
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