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A general guide. Requirements differ by university, course level and your own academic profile.
The right programme depends on your academic background, career goals, previous technical knowledge and preferred level of study.
Build a foundation in programming, algorithms, databases, operating systems, networking and software development.
Develop advanced knowledge in computer science, IT or a specialised area such as AI, data science or cybersecurity.
Focus on a specific technology area such as machine learning, cloud computing, information security or software engineering.
Explore advanced research in artificial intelligence, computing, human-computer interaction, systems and other technology fields.
Explore popular Computer Science and IT specialisations and compare them with your academic interests and long-term career goals.
Computer Science and IT can lead to a wide range of technology careers. Your exact opportunities depend on your qualification, skills, experience, location and employer requirements.
Build applications, platforms and software systems using modern programming technologies.
Work with machine learning models, automation, intelligent systems and AI applications.
Use programming, statistics and data technologies to solve business and technical problems.
Explore security operations, application security, risk, networks and information protection.
Develop skills in cloud platforms, infrastructure, DevOps, systems and scalable technology environments.
Continue into research, advanced computing and technology-focused postgraduate pathways.
Tick off what you already have ready for your Computer Science or IT application.
Requirements vary by university, course level, academic background and destination.
What students commonly ask us about studying Computer Science and IT abroad.
Requirements vary by university and course. Many undergraduate Computer Science programmes include mathematics prerequisites, while some IT and selected postgraduate programmes may have different requirements. Always check the exact course page before applying.
Yes. Students can apply for undergraduate degrees such as Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and related subjects, subject to the university's academic and English-language requirements.
It depends on the university and programme. Some Master's courses require a closely related computing background, while others accept applicants from different disciplines if they meet prerequisite or quantitative requirements.
They have overlapping areas but can emphasise different subjects. Computer Science often places greater emphasis on computing theory, algorithms and programming, while IT may focus more on applying technology to systems, infrastructure and organisations. Compare the actual modules rather than relying only on the course title.
International students may need to demonstrate English proficiency through IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or another accepted test. The required test and score depend on the university, programme and applicant's circumstances.
Start with your interests and career direction. AI, data science, cybersecurity, software engineering and cloud computing have different technical focuses. Reviewing modules, projects, entry requirements and future career pathways can help you narrow down suitable programmes.
Duration depends on the country, level and programme. Bachelor's degrees commonly take around three to four years, while Master's programmes are often around one to two years. Some programmes include placements, internships or integrated study periods that can change the overall duration.
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