Computer Networking with Project Management

Entry requirements

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Months of entry

February, April, June, August, October, November

Course content

Computer networks and security systems underpin today’s digitally driven society, and there’s a high demand for talented individuals who can navigate them. Our two-year Computer Networking with Project Management MSc gives you an in-depth understanding of the field’s core principles before exploring rapidly progressing developments such as wireless technologies, advanced security and parallel architectures. With our focus on project management skills and real-world application, you graduate well prepared for a fulfilling future within the sector.

Facilities and specialist equipment

• Contemporary STEM building with purpose-built facilities, including a high-tech CCNA Academy computer networking suite and dedicated computing rooms
• Industry-standard software from Cisco and VMware to emulate the professional workplace
• Bespoke lecture theatres, presentation rooms and group study spaces

Student experience

Learn from our industry-experienced academics with expertise in areas such as big data management, digital health initiatives and enhanced AI applications.

Explore specialist topics and ground-breaking new developments with our forward-thinking syllabus.

Our faculty’s active involvement in real-world research and consultancy feeds directly into the course delivery, ensuring you are kept up-to-date with the latest advancements in the field.

Expand your horizons with industry visits and seminars from external speakers.

Prepare for the workplace through practical experience and hands-on training.

Boost your lifelong career trajectory with integrated project management units and employment-focused skill improvement, including effective communication; critical evaluation; personal development planning; and understanding of key ethical dimensions.

Explore your interests with a specialist research project of your choosing.

Benefit from your own personal academic tutor.

As a graduate of this course you will have gained practical skills much sought after in the business world. Career opportunities include IT and help desk support; network technician or administrator; systems analyst; systems or network designer; systems administrator; network engineer or architect; computer networking instructor; university academic or ICT teacher or network infrastructure manager; university academic; and ICT teacher (after further training).

You may also wish to progress to further study with options including an MSc by Research MPhil or PhD.

Information for international students

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Fees and funding

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