

Advanced Diploma in Computer Science


Up to €8,396.50 refunded via the Get Qualified Scheme on the Full Price for EU Students.
Programming Fundamentals: Students will learn core programming concepts and languages, empowering them to create basic programs.
Database Management: Students will delve into the world of databases with modules on database design principles and SQL, and learn how to store, manage and analyse data effectively.
Website Design: Students will learn how to transform their ideas into interactive web experiences using languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Networking Essentials: Students will learn how to work with key protocols and hardware like (LAN), wide-area networks (WAN) and wireless connectivity.
Students will each be assigned a position with one of our apprenticeship programme partners. Each student will also be paired with a dedicated mentor who will provide guidance, support and feedback throughout the entire journey to help them navigate challenges, set goals and maximise their learning and growth.
By graduation, students will be prepared for:
Pre-tertiary work-based learning provides a solid foundation for students to get a head start on launching their computer science career and provides an excellent opportunity for students to gain valuable skills, explore career paths and achieve professional growth that ultimately enhances their employability and success in the workforce.
The programme adopts a variety of formative and summative individual and group-based assessments to assess learners’ understanding of the learning outcomes. These include examinations, individual and group presentations, in-class quizzes and practical assessments.
The programme is intended for those who are aged between 16-18 and aspire to get a more holistic preparation in setting themselves up for future success on both a personal and professional level by exposing themselves to relevant and topical academic inputs in parallel to a structured yet engaging real-world work environment.
Learners must be in possession of a school leaving certificate and three MATSEC passes, two of which must be in Mathematics and English. Learners must also have an MQF Level 3 Certification in Computer Science or a similar subject.
International students need to be in possession of the equivalent. They must also demonstrate proficiency in the English language with an IELTS score of 5.0 or equivalent.
All learners must demonstrate a basic level of digital competence, which can be demonstrated through ECDL certification or its equivalent.