Applied Computer Science University of Lincoln

Overview

The Applied Computer Science programme at the University of Lincoln is specifically designed as a conversion course for individuals with little or no previous academic experience in the field of computing. This Master's degree provides a comprehensive pathway for students to develop the essential technical knowledge and practical skills required to pursue high-demand career opportunities in the global technology sector. By focusing on real-world applications, the curriculum supports those looking to enhance their current professional roles or transition into entirely new technical careers within the industry.

Why Applied Computer Science at University of Lincoln?

Choosing this programme offers students the unique opportunity to gain industry-recognised certifications from major providers such as Microsoft and Cisco at no additional cost. These certifications cover vital areas including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and data fundamentals, providing a significant advantage in the job market. The University of Lincoln provides a supportive environment where students can engage in exciting software development projects that align with specialist research areas, such as deep learning and cloud-based detection systems.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18800 per year
• National fee: GBP 10700 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is delivered through interactive workshops and lectures, focusing on the design and deployment of sophisticated modern software. Modules may include:

• Cloud and Applied AI
• Computer Science Research
• Human-centred Interactive Technologies
• Information Systems Security
• Programming Principles
• Software Engineering
• Software Project
• Web Service Design and Development

Careers with Applied Computer Science

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped to enter a variety of professional computing roles across diverse industries. The practical nature of the course ensures that students develop a portfolio of work that demonstrates their technical proficiency to potential employers. Common career destinations for graduates include roles such as Software Developers, Security Analysts, Web Developers, and UX Specialists. Throughout their studies, students can also access tailored advice from a dedicated careers and employability team to help them navigate their transition into the technology workforce.