University of Plymouth - Postgraduate Open Evening
11 Mar 2026, 16:00
Plymouth
Gain hands-on skills across a range of topics including coding, algorithms, database and software development, cyber security, networks and social, legal and ethical aspects of IT.
Connect with industry
Benefit from the University's strong links with leading companies such as Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, Cisco, Intel, Apple, Nvidia, BBC, and the Met Office. We'll support you from your first year to secure high-quality placements and job opportunities, enhancing your career potential.
Agile methodology
You'll use industry-standard agile development processes throughout your studies, collaborating with peers to design and deliver complete systems from concept to deployment, becoming expert in professional practices.
Project work from the start
From your first week, you'll be in the labs engaging in your own and group projects, building a comprehensive portfolio that showcases your technical skills and innovative mindset to potential employers.
This course is for you if...
you're passionate about technology and its impact on society
you enjoy problem-solving and logical thinking
you're eager to learn programming and software development
you're aiming for a dynamic career in the tech industry
This course may be available at alternative locations, please check if other course options are available.
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