With the development of the global economy, there is a great demand for qualified IT professionals both in the public and private sectors. The career opportunities in this industry are wide ranging - from programmer, software engineers, system administrators, systems analysts, games producers, 3D artists, database designer / administrator, infocomm / business systems consultants and solutions architects.

You have to be good in problem solving, analysis and logical thinking and find creative solutions to be a successful IT professional. The B.Sc. degrees from the University of London are highly focused and provides a firm foundation in the skills needed for an IT professional and an opportunity to work with leading-edge technology.

The Goldsmiths College and London School of Economics, which sets the syllabus and marks the examinations, is world reputed in the field of computing and information systems.

WHICH DEGREE IS FOR YOU?

The following 3 degrees are appropriate for those interested in pursuing a career in computing and information systems and is dependent on your goals and aptitude. For example, if you are not technically inclined and prefer to be an information systems professional, the B.Sc. Information Systems and Management may be appropriate. If you like problem solving, analysis and logical thinking, and developing IT solutions, the B.Sc. in Computing and Information Systems may be appropriate. If you love creating multimedia and gaming application and work with leading edge technology, the B.Sc. in Creative Computing may be appropriate.

The B.Sc COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS is more focused on problem solving and developing IT solutions for businesses.

This degree is suited if you wish to develop information system and technology solutions to meet the growing demands of the modern business environment in various areas such as Manufacturing, Business, Engineering, Medicine, Life Science, Finance, Banking, Human Resource, Literature and Social Science.

The B.Sc CREATIVE COMPUTING is more specialized and is much more technical than Computing and Information Systems.

This degree is designed for those interested to work with leading edge technology and to express creativity in creating and using computer applications in the areas such as Games / Digital Media / Music.

The B.Sc INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT is non-technical and deals with implementing and management IT solutions.

This degree has been designed for those who are interested in knowing how organizations can use information systems and to develop a career that is focused on implementing and managing information systems and providing management consultancy in both Information Technology and Information Systems.