Computing & IT and Psychology (W42-CITP) | Open University

Course summary

This is one of several subject combinations available in our Diploma of Higher Education in Computing & IT and a second subject (W42). This diploma develops your technical computing skills alongside psychology, exploring human behaviour, cognition, and interaction with technology. You’ll learn programming, systems, and data analysis while gaining insights into user experience and social aspects of computing. On completion, you'll be prepared for entry-level roles in human-computer interaction, digital support, or research, or can continue to the BSc (Honours) to specialise further in computing and psychology.

Key features of the course

Offers a 50:50 split between computing & IT and psychology
Provides a choice of computing and IT topics to focus on
Builds a solid foundation for further study

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