Master in Applied Computing and Information Technology

University of Bedfordshire offers 2 years Master’s in Applied Computing and Information Technology MSc. The course has been designed for non-computing graduates who need to apply data innovation to their current careers or want to change their professional discipline. 

It covers a wide scope of themes including programming, databases, security, computer networking and project management. Providing you both the supporting theories and abilities to apply it to complex certifiable issues, just as a consciousness of rising advancements and improvements. You can gain a degree in either; 

Postgraduate certificate - 60 credits at Masters Level Postgraduate diploma – 120 credits at Masters Level You will be able to study central areas of data innovation including utilizations of web advancements, data frameworks procedure and developing technologies. You will investigate inventive and innovative application of technology to the practical problems.  

Build up your investigative, evaluative and critical thinking abilities comparable to IT-based arrangements. Additionally, this course will provide you a careful comprehension of the social and lawful parts of the Information Technology field (for example English Computer Society Code of Conduct and Data Protection).