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The BSc(Hons) Information Technology is a top-up programme to degree level for holders of HND or equivalent qualifications in the areas of Computing, Information Systems and Information Technology. The programme builds on the solid foundation of a work-oriented HND and equivalent programmes, while maintaining the flexibility necessary to account for varying preparatory backgrounds. It aims to provide a theoretical as well as practical experience building on the predominantly practical material covered in the HND programme.
It also aims to introduce you to some new topics not touched upon in your previous studies and to extend other areas of understanding. The main objective is to produce graduates who are able to cope with future developments and changes in the IT sector.
On graduation you will be able to take up positions in a wide variety of IT occupations. The precise nature of possible jobs will, of course, depend on the flavour of the programme you choose. Possibilities include Systems Analysts, Database Analysts, Programmers, Software Engineers, Network Administrators, Web Administration, involvement in e-commerce and so on.
If you choose a more broad based programmes of study, you will be well-prepared to embark upon careers in other business-oriented roles such as management consultancy and training. Recent graduates have been employed as Software Developers, Technical Specialists, Systems/IT Support Engineers, IT Consultants, and Database Administrators.
Applicants normally hold a HND or Foundation Degree in Computer Studies, Information Systems or Information Technology (or similar), with an average of two thirds merits in the final year.
English Language requirements: All students will have a recognised English Language qualification of at least GCSE grade C or an equivalent such as the British Council's International English Language Test (IELTS) grade 6.0.
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