Graduates can work in a wide range of computing and IT roles. Their responsibilities may include:

• Information Security Analysts – Protect organisations’ networks and systems from cyber-attacks, monitor security breaches, conduct penetration testing, implement firewalls and encryption, and develop security policies.

• IT Consultants – Advise organisations on planning, designing, and implementing IT systems to improve efficiency and solve business problems.

• Software Developers – Design, develop, test, maintain, and upgrade software applications for web, desktop, and mobile platforms.

• Systems Analysts – Analyse business processes and computer systems, recommend improvements, and design system specifications to enhance efficiency.

• Web Developers – Build and maintain websites, ensuring they are functional, accessible, and user-friendly (front-end, back-end, or full-stack development).

• Computer & Information Systems Managers – Oversee IT departments, manage technical projects, evaluate technology needs, supervise staff, and manage system upgrades.

• Computer Network Architects – Design and build data communication networks such as LANs, WANs, and intranets for organisations.

• Computer Programmers – Write and test code to create applications, games, mobile apps, and enterprise systems, and maintain existing software.

• Database Administrators – Design, configure, secure, and maintain databases, including backup, recovery, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting.

• Data Scientists – Use mathematical, statistical, and AI techniques to analyse structured and unstructured data to extract meaningful insights.