Applicants must demonstrate an ability to undertake degree level study, including appropriate knowledge and skills in the areas of written communication and mathematics, by having achieved: University Entrance: NCEA
OpenBachelor degreeInformation Technology
Bachelor of Applied Computing Technologies (Level 7)
NZProviderNew Zealand Qualifications AuthorityCourse overview
The strategic purpose of this degree is to provide students with a recognized applied computing technologies qualification in their chosen area of generalist or specialist knowledge. The courses balance practical and employable skills with academic knowledge and transferable skills. This degree is industry and community responsive in that it responds to current employment trends and sector needs. Graduates will be technically knowledgeable, employable and skilled for computing or information technology related positions in their chosen field or prepared for further study at postgraduate level. They will be able to contribute to their profession and society in an ethical manner and will demonstrate employable transferable 21st Century Skills and attributes.
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