Business computing is the application of various technologies to the requirements of business information. It is a hybrid of the fields of computer science, and could include some aspects of advanced computing. Graduates may pursue careers in the IT or business sector dealing with technical or computing issues.
The course is deeply rooted in the work place. Faculty members from engineering and business partners discuss their experiences with real-world business challenges. Students will be able to tackle real-world briefs, which apply your technical skills to real-world issues. Over the course, you will acquire a broad range of business and IT-related abilities. From developing software to learning to analyse data to provide new solutions to businesses.
During your first year, you’ll be exploring subjects like marketing and accounting as well as getting hands-on with the latest IT and computing technologies. You’ll hone your IT and business skills to prepare for your placement year, which could be on campus or at one of the many partner organisations throughout Kent and London. You’ll get a unique blend of knowledge from both the IT and business worlds that can lead to many career options, including web development, software development customer service, as well as data analytics. Former graduates have worked for companies like Accenture, BP FDM and Spotify.