MSc Computing and Information Technology

Applicants should meet one of the following:

• Possess, or expect to obtain, an undergraduate honours degree or equivalent with a minimum of 2:2 classification.
• Hold a suitable professional qualification from an appropriate professional body.

Relevance shall be determined by the Programme Director with reference to the applicant's transcript, and, if required, via an interview.

Equivalence shall be determined by:

• International Admissions Team for applicants from outside the United Kingdom.
• The Programme Director for applicants who present professional qualifications such as from the BCS. Such an applicant would be interviewed by the programme director to establish suitability.

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This programme explores how information and communication technologies may be managed, and how they may serve the purposes of management. Graduates have pursued careers as ICT managers, project managers and consultants, business and systems analysts, teachers and lecturers.

Compulsory modules:

• Technology Project Management (20 credits)
• Advances in IT Management (20 credits)
• Business Process Analysis (20 credits)
• Research & Professional Practice (20 credits)
• Information Security (20 credits)
• Data Analytics & Visualisation (20 credits)
• Technology Dissertation (40 credits)
• Programming for Data Analysis (20 credits)