Program Duration
Year 1: Online
Years 2 & 3: On-Campus
De Montfort University2 Years
On average, graduates of Bachelor of Science (Hons) - Applied Computing Studies earn £37K per year
Programmer, Web Developer, Technical Sales and Marketing, Database Designer/Manager, Technical Customer Support
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of Applied Computing, allowing students to specialise in their preferred areas. It develops technical skills in various computing fields such as agile programming, mobile applications, information security, analysis, database design, and business intelligence. Additionally, the course enhances critical thinking skills necessary for working in complex IT environments. The program benefits from the reputable Centre for Computing and Social Responsibility (CCSR), known for its influential research on ethics and the impact of computing and technology. Emphasising professionalism within the industry, the curriculum maintains strong connections with the BCS (The Chartered Institute for IT). Students will gain exposure to current industry-standard concepts, tools, and technologies, as well as fundamental principles. The Applied Computing BSc program offers significant employment opportunities aligned with the growing trend in the IT industry for hybrid professionals who possess both technical and business skills. With their ability to think critically and holistically, graduates of Applied Computing BSc are highly sought after by a wide range of employers and can thrive in various roles.
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The Global Year-1 program is designed for students who want to accelerate their undergraduate education, saving time and money while building a solid academic base in Australia, Singapore or the UK. The program allows students to complete up to one year of their undergraduate degree remotely from home and then progress to campus to complete the remainder of their degree. In order to advance to De Montfort University students must achieve an overall Merit (with no failed modules) in The WorldGrad's Global Year-1 program. Students will study the following 8 modules with The WorldGrad.
After the completion of the Smart Program, students progress to the De Montfort University to study the remaining core and elective courses on campus and complete their degrees. All students who complete the degree successfully, qualify for post-study work rights. Further information on the On-Campus program structure and courses are available with our Admissions Team.