- Advanced Software Development
- Lean, Agile and Large-scale Software Engineering
- Software Architecture and Security
- Software Business Skills
- MSc Project
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: 1 year Full time, 3 years Part time
Fast-moving technology is driving organisations in almost every industry to disrupt convention and seek new solutions. Prepare for a rewarding career in software development and shape the digital future with our Software Engineering postgraduate degree.
Designed in consultation with industry, our course curriculum is built to ensure you gain contemporary computing knowledge and skills sought by employers. You will learn how to meet the challenges of engineering complex software solutions that meet client specifications. You will explore software development technologies, cyber security and software architecture.
Software engineering is a creative, diverse and rewarding field. Available with full and part-time pathways starting every January and September, our course will equip you with career relevant technical and transferable skills. You will acquire lean and agile software development skills, alongside collaboration, communication and leadership skills, ready to apply once you graduate.
The minimum requirement is a second class division honours degree (2:2) or equivalent in a computer science, or related STEM subject with coverage of computer programming.
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There is huge demand for qualified and talented software engineers and developers across many global industries. With this qualification, you’ll be equipped with technical knowledge and transferable skills relevant for the job market.
This degree will appeal to aspiring technology leaders in the software development sector. The long-term goal for applicants might be to become a Chief Technology Officer. On graduation, and with some commercial software engineering experience, you can apply for roles working as software developers, product owners and software architects.
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