The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business Computing and Information Systems is a three-year degree designed to equip students with a robust foundation in IT, programming, systems management, e-commerce, and digital entrepreneurship. It blends technical expertise with business acumen, preparing learners to meet the dynamic demands of the digital economy.
This programme is ideal for individuals aiming to build careers in software development, IT infrastructure, systems analysis, and business-driven digital innovation. The curriculum progresses from core IT principles to advanced project management and strategic applications in computing.
- BSc (Hons) in Business Computing and Information Systems
3 Years
BSc (Hons) in Business Computing and Information Systems
| Study Mode | Delivery Mode | Language | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Time / Part Time | Live (Online) Delivery | English | 360 |
Year 1: |
|---|
| Information Technology and IT Ethics |
| Mathematics and Statistics for IT |
| PC Maintenance and Operating Systems |
| Financial Accounting |
| Computer Graphics Editing and Database Concepts |
| Logical IT Networking |
| Web Programming |
| Graphical User Interface (GUI) |
Year 2: |
|---|
| Technopreneurship |
| Network Security |
| C#.NET Programming |
| System Administration |
| Network Design and Administration |
| Web Design |
| Business to Consumer (B2C) E-commerce |
Year 3 (Top-up from UCLan): |
|---|
| Advanced Database Management Systems |
| Corporate Communication Systems Management |
| eBusiness |
| Managing Information Systems Projects |
| Information Systems Project |
Upon completion of the degree, students will be able to:
- Develop, manage, and troubleshoot IT systems for business environments.
- Design user-friendly web and desktop applications using modern programming languages.
- Analyse and maintain secure network systems.
- Understand and apply ethical and legal considerations in IT operations.
- Manage end-to-end IT projects and align them with strategic business goals.
- Engage in innovation and entrepreneurship within digital commerce contexts.
- Level 3 qualification or equivalent (A-Levels or Foundation in IT or HSC or or equivalent)
- English language proficiency for non-native speakers (IELTS or equivalent).
Graduates may pursue roles such as:
- Software Developer
- IT Project Manager
- Systems Analyst
- Web Developer
- Network Engineer
- eBusiness Consultant
- Database Administrator
- IT Support Specialist
Successful learners can progress to:
- Master’s degrees in IT, Computer Science, or Business Information Systems
- Professional certifications: CompTIA, Cisco (CCNA), Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE), etc.
- Entry into IT leadership and digital transformation roles across industries