computer science

Bachelor of Computer Science

Bachelors Degree BCompSc
computer science

Study a Bachelor of Computer Science at Waikato and develop the skills and thinking to creatively and effectively use technology. Solve challenges faced by businesses and communities and become a leader in the tech industry.

360 points, 3 years

Hamilton

Trimester A (February) and Trimester B (July).

Why study the Bachelor of Computer Science?

The Bachelor of Computer Science is a specialised, industry aligned, three-year degree where you will gain experience in a wide range of fields. Learn how to identify and solve problems, as well as apply and evaluate solutions and techniques.

This programme will be accredited by the Seoul Accord, an international agreement that establishes that accredited programmes equip graduates for the workforce. As a graduate of this programme, you will be on your way to becoming recognised as a Chartered Information Technology Professional under Chartered IT Professional NZ (CITPNZ), an international gold standard accreditation.

You can also choose to take a minor in any subject offered at the University.


Industry Relevant

Graduates of the Bachelor of Computer Science are ‘industry ready’ and have the capability to design and implement creative solutions in diverse technological contexts.  Students complete a work-integrated learning paper in their third year, and can also elect to complete a larger work placement to further develop their real-world experience. If students choose this option then help in securing a placement will be provided by our Work-Integrated Learning Team.

Career Opportunities

  • Programmer
  • Software Architect
  • Software Engineer
  • Systems Designer
  • Web Developer
  • Software Developer
  • Systems Engineer
  • User experience (UX) designer
  • Mobile/app developer
  • Network Engineer

360 points, 3 years

Hamilton

Trimester A (February) and Trimester B (July).

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