Bachelor of Applied Computing

The Bachelor of Applied Computing degree was developed in collaboration with the local ICT sector to ensure graduates build practical skills relevant to industry needs. Unique to the degree is 60 points of work-integrated learning which allows you to make valuable industry contacts and help fast track yourself into graduate roles. Create a solid foundation. The Bachelor of Applied Computing provides a robust foundation in computer science fundamentals including programming languages, cyber security, algorithms, data management and analysis. You will learn key software engineering techniques from development methodologies to architecture and testing, putting these skills into practice for mobile, web, internet of things and robotics platforms. Combining this with digital professional skills and user centred design, ensures you gain a deep understanding of the core principles of computing, preparing you to tackle complex challenges in the tech industry.

The University of Waikato sets standards for English language proficiency for admission to the University for applicants whose first language is not English or te reo Māori. All international applicants, as well as New Zealand and Australian permanent visa holders, are required to provide satisfactory evidence of their proficiency in English.Applicants must achieve a minimum of 6 points taken from three subjects, achieving a minimum grade of C in at least one subject. Points calculated as follows: A = 5, B = 4, C = 3, D = 2, E = 1. AS Level grades are not included. To meet the English language requirements, you are required to obtain an E (pass) grade in an approved English-intensive GCE A-Level subjectsInternational Baccalaureate (taken in NZ or overseas) - Completed International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma with a minimum of 24 points.