Information and Communication Technology (Conversion) Full-Time Anglia Ruskin University

You’ll study in Cambridge in our specialist computer labs, where we’ll introduce you to advanced information and technology practices and systems.With a focus throughout the Information and Communication Technology (Conversion) Full-Time course at ARU, Anglia Ruskin University on programming, networking, hardware and analysis you’ll be able to put your new skills into practice with confidence. You’ll also discover Cambridge offers plenty of opportunities to gain relevant work experience.You can study part-time or while you work; at ARU our postgraduate courses fit into your life.

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If you're looking for a career change and want to develop suitable skills for a rewarding career in the IT sector, this Information and Communication Technology (Conversion) Full-Time course at  ARU, Anglia Ruskin University  is your stepping stone. You'll explore everything from software development to cyber security, networking to web development, and on graduation be in a position to take on the modern technology-driven world.

With IT professionals in high demand across the UK and worldwide, whatever your current situation, our course is flexible enough to meet your needs. You’ll learn to evaluate solutions to a range of computing challenges. It’s all about equipping you with a set of skills that will make you attractive to future employers in a range of sectors.

We’ll introduce you to advanced information and technology practices and systems, expanding your knowledge in areas such as software development, computer networks, website development and cyber security. You’ll be prepared to put your new skills into practice confidently, with a focus on programming, networking, hardware and analysis throughout the course.

Aims

This course will to enable you to:

  • gain an in depth knowledge and understanding of the Information Technology subject area
  • apply your knowledge in both routine and complex situations in a wide area of the subject domain
  • implement software, technology and systems in a competent, safe and ethical manner
  • recognise the professional moral and ethical standards of the computing profession and act within such boundaries
  • understand, critically appraise and contribute to research in the information technology domain
  • gain an awareness of the need for continuing professional development both for yourself and when mentoring others.
  • Software Engineering

     

  • Computer Systems and Servers

     

  • Developing Web Applications

     

  • Secure Systems

     

  • Research Methods

     

  • Postgraduate Major Project

 

Cost of the master: Not declared
  • Tutoring
  • Laboratories
  • Wifi access
  • Disability services
  • Canteen/Meal tickets
  • Housing capacity 1000
  • Sport activities
  • Cultural activities
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