Bachelor of Information Technology (Computing) - Teach-Out by Dec 2019
Part-time
Teach-Out by Dec 2019
Programme Overview
Developed and awarded by University of Wollongong, Australia.
UOW has achieved a 5-star rating in the 2018 Good Universities Guide for Guide for Overall experience; Skills development; Student support; Teaching quality; Learning resources and Learner engagement.
You can find UOW’s awards at http://www.uow.edu.au/about/awards/index.html
This programme provides a solid foundation in theory, analysis, design and implementation in computing and IT.
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Course Start Date & End Date
4 intakes a year (Jan, Apr, Jul & Oct)
Jan 2018 Intake
Standard Entry (3-year): Jan 2018 – Dec 2020
Note: The completion date may vary depending on the exemptions (if any) granted.
Fee
Full Programme Fee (3 years) : S$33,384.00
- Fees quoted are valid for Jan 2018 intake only
- Above fees exclude textbooks and repeat fee of failed module
Application Fee applies
All fees inclusive of prevailing GST.
Scholarships & Awards
- Top graduands from the programme are eligible to receive awards from Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA).
- SIM scholarships are available
Chang Xiao Ran
The part-time studies at SIM-UOW have paid off as I’ve had a good start to my career so far.
Be tech-savvy, make an impact in your workplace
Information technology is the backbone of the workplace in every industry, business and trade.
You will bridge the gap between traditional business-only or IT-only perspectives and contribute to the success of your organisation in a broader social and ethically-responsible framework.
You will understand the relevance of business strategy and IT, while emphasising a hands-on system development perspective.
The programme is intensive and demanding but rewarding and achievable.
Accreditations
Australian Computer Society (ACS)
The ACS has mutual recognition of qualifications with:
- Singapore Computer Society
- International Federation of Information Processing
- South East Asia Regional Computer Confederation
- Malaysia National Computer Confederation
- Seoul Accord – mutual recognition between ABEEK (Korea), ABET (US), BCS (UK), CIPS (Canada), HKIE (HK and China), IEET (Taiwan), JABEE (Japan)
Study Opportunities (offered by UOW in Australia)
Students in the UOW programme at SIM are eligible to transfer to the Wollongong campus but subject to separate application and enrolment process. Graduates can apply to enrol in the Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) programme at Wollongong campus.
Career Prospects
Potential careers include:
- Software entrepreneurs
- Programmers
- Multimedia professionals
- Database administrators
- IT developers
- Network managers
- Systems analysts etc.
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