COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Computing and Technology program is structured to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills across key areas of computing, digital technologies, and business innovation, with most modules carrying 20 credits and the final project worth 60 credits. Students begin by exploring information governance and cybersecurity, developing an understanding of data protection, security protocols, and risk management in digital environments. Leadership in a digital age focuses on building professional and strategic leadership skills required to manage technology-driven projects and teams effectively. Principles of software engineering introduce the fundamentals of software development, including design, implementation, testing, and maintenance of complex systems. Database and analytics principles provide students with the tools to manage, analyse, and interpret data to support informed decision-making. Innovations in business and technology examines emerging technologies and their application in organisational contexts, fostering creativity and strategic thinking. Contemporary computing and digital technologies explores current trends, tools, and platforms, enabling students to stay at the forefront of technological advancements. The program culminates in the professional practices in computing and digital technologies project, a 60-credit capstone that allows students to apply their learning to a substantial, real-world or research-based project. Overall, the MSc equips graduates with the technical expertise, analytical skills, and leadership capability needed to succeed in dynamic technology and IT-driven careers.