About the course

　　This one-year master’s degree focuses on applied learning to independently design, implement, and maintain open-ended computing projects using the latest programming theories and software.

　　UC’s programme will prepare you for professional industry practice, or high-level research in computing theory.

　　Computing and ICT has consistently been listed on the long-term skills shortage list, which means there are a number of career opportunities for graduates with recognised experience in practical computing applications.

　　Almost all areas of industry require IT expertise, from website design to database administration, software development to embedded systems, leading to a wide range of possibilities and freedom to pursue your interests.

　　UC’s professional master’s programme demonstrates that you have work-ready project skills from concept to launch, and are ready to be a part of digital innovation. Scholarships - View all scholarships Internships

Start dates and prices

　　Duration: 1 Year(s)Fees: Not available

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