Programme Overview
Overview
Interested in networks and installation, programming, user support, software testing and engineering, computer training, systems analysis, database development and information systems? If so, apply for the Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology (Applied).
This degree will give you the ICT skills so desperately needed by the industry. The difference UCOL’s ICT degree has over others is its “applied” nature, meaning for every two hour lecture there is a two hour practical to follow. Plus, with a dedicated software and hardware laboratory, learning Cisco networks and the completion of a large industry based project in your third year, you leave UCOL very employable, with work ready skills wanted by the industry.
This programme has the following exit points: Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (Applied) Level 5 or 6 and Certificate in Computer Networks Level 6.
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Programme
Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology (Applied) - Level 7
Study Options / Duration
Full-time and part-time study options available
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3 Years
Campuses
Palmerston North
Fees
Domestic $6,022.67 per yearInternational $15,422 per year
Palmerston North
4 March 2013 - 29 November 2013
29 July 2013 - 27 June 2014
All materials and textbooks needed to complete this paper will be accessible through Moodle, Safari or the UCOL library.
UCOL has an Admission and Conversation process to make sure you are studying at a level you are prepared for. The aim is to help you find the right level of study and educational pathway for you to succeed at UCOL. For more information please download and read the
UCOL Admission Guide.