Bachelors Of Science In Computer Science
Burgundy school of business
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“Builds advanced skills in software development, networks, data management, cybersecurity, AI and IT project leadership for modern tech roles.”
“Develops skills in management, marketing, finance, entrepreneurship and strategy for careers across corporate and commercial sectors.”
“Covers financial reporting, auditing, taxation, management accounting, business law and ethics for careers in finance and accountancy.”
“Focuses on business technology, data management, systems analysis, digital solutions, and aligning IT with organisational needs.”
“Covers ethical hacking, network defence, digital forensics, data protection, cyber law, and strategies to prevent and respond to threats.”
“Examines crime, justice systems, policing, offender behaviour, rehabilitation, policy, and the social impact of criminal law enforcement.”
“Introduces core psychological theory, research methods, cognition, behaviour and professional skills for graduates entering the psychology field.”
“Provides foundational computing, programming, databases and software development skills for graduates transitioning into tech careers.”
“Combines executive leadership, strategy and financial management with real-world industry experience to drive organisational growth and impact.”
“Develops leadership, strategy, finance and management skills for executives, focusing on innovation, decision-making and organisational growth.”