Bachelor of Computer Science

University of New England

Institution rating

4.4

Duration

From 3 yearsfull-time(part-time available)

Study mode

Online, On-campus

Next start date

June

Recognition

This course has been granted Professional Level accreditation by the Australian Computer Society and, through the Seoul Accord, is recognised in other countries.

Entry requirements

Mature Age Applicants

Applicants who have undertaken higher education qualifications (complete or incomplete) including Diplomas, Associate Degrees, Bachelor Degrees, and/or postgraduate courses may be considered for admission to UNE based on their Grade Point Average (GPA).
Applicants who have undertaken Vocational Education and Training (VET) through a Registered Training Organisation may be considered for admission. When assessing your eligibility for University entry, UNE will take a number of factors into account, including the level and type of qualification (preferably a Certificate IV or above), whether it was graded or ungraded, and whether the qualification was successfully completed.
Applicants who are uncertain of whether they meet the selection criteria are encouraged to contact UNE directly to discuss their circumstances and the alternate entry options available to them.

Year 12 Applicants

Guaranteed ATAR Selection Rank: 72.55; AND
Assumed knowledge: Mathematics.

The School offers an introductory unit in Mathematics for students without this background knowledge.

Where is this course offered?

Available campuses

Armidale

Online study also available

The course duration and available study modes can vary depending on the campus.

Visit University of New England's website to find out more about your study options.

Course price

The course price can vary depending on a few factors, including:

Whether you are eligible for a subsidy, concession, or government loan
Your previous study and work experience
Your unit selections

Visit University of New England's website to find out more about the course price for you.

What to know before you apply

To help you decide if this is the right course for you, University of New England can provide you with more information about:

Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

You may be able to get credit or RPL for some units of this course based on your previous studies and work experience. This means the duration of the course may be reduced.

Work placement

Work placement gives you invaluable real-life skills, so you graduate ready to step into a job.

Students can choose to undertake the WORK300 Work Ready unit as an elective within the course.

This unit consists of 120 hours of fully supervised professional activity, project work or directed investigation within a host work placement.

Visit University of New England's website to find out more about credit, RPL, or work placement.

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What are students saying?

Bachelor of Computer Science
University of New England
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Published Jul 2018

Bachelor of Computer ScienceUniversity of New England

Graduation dateN/A

Study modeOnline

Student review

Great online degree, brilliant resources and support

Published Jul 2018

Bachelor of Computer ScienceUniversity of New England

Graduation date2015

Study modeOnline

Student review

A few problem professors and recorded lectures were very much still in their infancy at the time, but in general it was a very enjoyable course and as well managed from UNEs side of things.

Published May 2018

Bachelor of Computer ScienceUniversity of New England

Graduation date2011

Study modeOn-campus

Student review

Course that I completed was great. Broad view of computer science that allows you to understand the fundamentals of all computer systems. Lecturers were often generous with their time. Classes were small so easy to ask questions. The course has changes since I completed and I believe a lot of the lectures have left so the above may not apply any more

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