Masters Degrees in Information Systems, United Kingdom (Web Development)

This programme will equip students with a detailed knowledge of the contemporary technologies used for web design and development and will gain the practical expertise to deploy such technologies. View course

Develop industry-standard skills in databases, programming and web development on a masters for non-computing graduates, plus advanced specialisms in either software development or data management. View course

Develop advanced expertise in cutting-edge areas of Computer Science, including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science… View course

Designed for graduates who want to move into computing from another discipline, this one year programme provides broad technical knowledge and a sound business context for managing IT systems. View course

The placement programme provides the opportunity to undertake a 7-12 month experience for students who successfully find a suitable placement. View course

With master's level expertise in cyber security you will tackle real-world challenges and gain practical experience with the latest tools and technologies. View course

The MSc in Software Development course is specifically designed for graduates without a computing science background. View course

This conversion programme is designed for graduates without a computing science background who are looking to gain the key skills needed to embark on… View course

If you’re a graduate from a non-computing discipline and have a keen interest in digital technologies and computing… View course

You will develop broad knowledge and skills in the main areas of computing science, such as web development, computer networks and database modelling. View course

If you’re a graduate of any non-computing discipline and interested in digital technologies and computing… View course

Are you looking to pursue or advance a career in IT? Our employability-focused MSc is designed for graduates from diverse, non-computing backgrounds looking to transition into the field of computing. View course

Many jobs have a digital element, and it is predicted that within 20 years 90% of all jobs will require some aspect of digital skills. View course