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Visit course webpageThe award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
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Advanced Diploma | Online | 1 year | January, May, September | GBP 2715 total | GBP 2715 total |
Developed by leading specialists, our newly updated Computing and Information Technologies University Advanced Diploma (UAD) has been designed around diverse cutting edge issues, events and digital developments.
The course will allow you to deepen your knowledge and understanding through research, case studies and practical skills-based projects. With a core focus on professional ethics and the wide-ranging impact of computing technologies in society, the programme will support learners in acquiring crucial skills which underpin the duties and responsibilities of today’s computing professionals.
Learn more about Computing and Information Technologies, Advanced Diploma - at University of Derby Online Learning
Visit course webpageYou need to have one of the following:
When you apply, please send us a transcript of the modules you've already studied. This means we can make sure your HND or Foundation degree is compatible with this course.
*If you are entering with an HNC you will need to first study and obtain a minimum pass rate of 40% in the level 6 'Computing Technologies in Society' module.
Evidence of significant work and life experience may be taken as the equivalent of traditional qualifications.
If English is not your first language you will need an English language qualification. For this course you will need at least one of the following:
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