BSc(Hons) Information Technologies

The Information Technologies course at Ulster University provides students with the necessary skills and knowledge for a career in the IT sector. With modules focused on both practical and theoretical concepts, this course enables students to understand and apply modern information technology practices in a variety of professional settings.Course Content: The course covers a wide range of topics within information technology, including hardware, software, networks, data, and security. It also includes components of programming, systems analysis, databases and web development. Key Modules: Students are required to take several modules throughout the course, some of which include: 'Data Programming,', 'Software Development Practice,' 'Information Systems,' 'Network Concepts,' and 'Database Programming.' These modules are designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of how information technology works in real-world settings.Accreditations: Ulster University's Information Technologies course is accredited by the British Computer Society, the Chartered Institute for IT. When combined with a year's relevant work experience this provides full exemption from professional examinations. Future Careers: Successful graduates of this course can pursue careers in an array of fields within the IT industry. Some potential roles include systems analyst, network engineer, software developer, and database administrator. This course strongly focuses on the analytical, problem-solving and communication skills which are highly valued by employers. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.