Specifically designed for non-computing graduates wanting to upskill or change career trajectory, this two-year Master’s course equips you with the critical knowledge, technical ability and project management skills needed to expertly apply IT to your work. Our Master’s builds on everyday experiences with technology to help you understand, evaluate and assess the core theories and emerging developments underpinning the field, then apply your learning to real-world problems.
2.2 honours degree or equivalent in related area
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There are numerous sources of funding available for postgraduate students, both from external sources such as the Government and from the University.
The critical theoretical, analytical and practical skills of this degree will prepare you for a range of careers within industries that make substantial use of computers and IT as well as professional roles in companies where computers and IT take on a more support function.
You could progress to a career in management supervision, database/IT development or system design/analysis. Specific roles might be IT consultant; IT manager; systems developer; and programming supervisor. Other careers include IT managers or practitioners within commerce; database and IT developers; or system designers/analysts.
As a graduate of this course, you will also have the opportunity for further study at MPhil or PhD level.
Project Management
Leading and Managing Organisational Resources
MSc Project - Applied Computing and Information
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Programming for Applications
Data Modelling, Management and Governance
Computer NeWorks and Security
Research Methodologies and Project Management
Developing Independent Research
Personal Professional Development
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