Open University · Distance learning
Computing (F66)
Build advanced skills and take your computing career to the next level. This masters degree allows you to tailor your studies through a broad route or follow a specialist pathway in software engineering accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. You’ll…
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The Open University · Computing
Build advanced skills and take your computing career to the next level. This masters degree allows you to tailor your studies through a broad route or follow a specialist pathway in software engineering accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. You’ll explore software systems, data management and information security, and learn to design effective solutions to real computing challenges. Practical and research-based study helps you apply your learning with confidence. You’ll graduate ready to take on senior roles in industry or continue your studies through research. Key features of the course - Bring together theory and practice and draw on your background and experience - Choose a route and modules to fit your career needs and professional interests - Build a platform for further research studies
Getting in
As the university states it
There are no entry requirements for this qualification. Although this qualification has no entry requirements, we recommend you have: a UK honours degree (or equivalent) in a computing discipline or relevant industry experience minimum IELTS (International English Language Testing System) scores of Reading: 5.5 Writing: 5.5 Speaking: 5.5 Listening: 5.5 Overall: 6.0.
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