Welcome to the BSc (Hons) Information Technology
The BSc Honours Information Technology programme is structured in ways that map explicitly on to modern technology, and includes systems design, application development, network design and management, and web application development. Students develop project management skills related to information systems and technology projects, and have an opportunity to implement these skills in their final year project.
Overview
Our internetworking labs are equipped with Cisco units, blade servers and high-end simulation software, as well as state-of-the-art mobile and telecommunications equipment.
Why choose Information Technology BSc at Middlesex?
Learning about computer-based systems can open a lot of different career doors. Our information technology course combines theoretical knowledge with practical experiments to prepare you for the world of work, focusing on skills expected by employers.
You’ll have access to a wide range of advanced equipment and software. Our interworking labs come equipped with telecommunication equipment, high-end simulation software, and much more. We even have remote access for the features you will need.
What you will gain
A degree in information technology is a great step to a career in the IT field.
There’ll be lots of career events throughout your time studying so you’ll have plenty of opportunities to meet and talk with potential employers before you graduate.
You can look forward to securing a key role in the IT support sector, IT project development and anywhere else where database and multimedia skills are needed.
Past graduates from this course have gained employment with KPMG, IBM, TalkTalk and other prestigious companies.
We have over 145 years of experience delivering professional, creative and technical education that prepares students – like you – for success in global careers, so find out more today.
What you will learn
You’ll learn to apply your theoretical knowledge of computer-based systems with practical experiments in our modern labs, with access to advanced equipment, component kits and a wide range of software. Teaching is made up of different styles like lab and group work alongside individual projects, which include designing websites and IT systems.
You will be taught by academic staff with strong links in the IT industry who are also engaged with a broad range of research. We will create opportunities for you to:
- Engage in external events to apply your knowledge practically and boost your employability prospects
- Specialise in selected fields during your final year with a broad range of module options
- The choice to extend study in your third year with paid placements in the IT industry where you can apply knowledge and enhance career prospects.
Students have an edge as the University works with companies such as Microsoft, Dell EMC, IBM, Oracle and SAP in addition to being Cisco Net Academy – meaning the student will have access to the latest equipment, and can make use of specialist teaching materials and workshops.
Career Option
Careers include key roles in the IT support sector, in the wider area of IT project development and where web, database and multimedia skills are required. Links with the employment market is established through visiting speakers from relevant sections of the industry. The industry partners offer internships, deliver visiting lectures, assist with field trips and recruit at the University’s Careers Day each year.
