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Computer Science

What is Computer Science?

Computer Science (CS) courses provide a foundation in computation, programming languages, and computer hardware. The course focuses on mathematics, thinking processes such as algorithms and problem solving. Popular CS programs include Software Engineering, Cyber Security and Artificial Intelligence.

Popular Computer Science Courses

Software Engineering

Focuses on Computing and IT. Modules include cloud computing, programming, Web and Mobile Application (App) development, Algorithms and Modelling, plus Network and Operation systems.

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Cyber
Security

Cyber Security

Focuses on designing and developing secure digital systems. Modules include computer systems, programming, networking, computer science, cyber security, operating systems, and software development.
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Artificial
Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Focuses on decoding intelligent processes and applying them to computer systems. Modules include Human- Computer Interaction, Artificial intelligence, Programming, Engineering, Computer Systems, Mathematics and Algorithms.
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Computer
Science

Computer Science

Focuses on the fundamentals of Hardware and Software. Modules include mathematics, operating systems, information structure, and formal languages.
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Health
Informatics

Health Informatics

Focuses on information technology and healthcare. Modules include healthcare systems, health data analytics and usable systems design.
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Benefits of a Computer Science Degree

High Demand

The demands for CS and Information Technology (IT) in the job market is increasing worldwide, making it a top-ranking subject for graduate
employability.

High Employability & Compensation

Studying CS will give you a chance to get a high paying job in an IT consultancy firm, with a service provider such as IBM, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Accenture, and Cisco or as an IT specialist in a large organization.

Global Opportunities

Graduates have opportunities to work internationally in countries that have become global technology hubs such as the United States, United Kingdom, Japan and Singapore.