Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computing in Information Technology

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Technological University Dublin

Program Overview

TU Dublin's Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computing (Information Technology) (TU860) combines the best computer science theory with real-world hands-on practice in software, mobile, web, game, network, and cyber-security development. It's ideal for students wanting to create real tech solutions, chase innovative computing streams, and create specialty skills in advanced subjects like cloud, data science, or game development in the fourth year.

Curriculum Structure

  • Year 1
    You'll develop a firm foundation in programming, software design, computer systems, and networking. Modules such as Programming Concepts, Software Development, and Computer Systems & Networking equip you with the fundamentals and prepare you for practical challenges in the tech industry.
  • Year 2
    You'll build on your skills further through intermediate modules like Database Design & Data Modelling, Web Development, and Operating Systems. These give you the ability to build sound applications, handle data sensibly, and get to know system environments.
  • Year 3
    You begin specializing in Information Technology, learning units such as Network Infrastructure, Cyber-Security Essentials, and Mobile Application Development. The year enhances your practical skills in securing systems, connecting infrastructure, and creating applications users rely on.
  • Year 4
    You'll develop your own final-year project and choose advanced modules like Cloud Computing, Data Science, Game Development, or High Performance Computing. This capstone year lets you demonstrate your technical creativity and readiness for careers in industry or postgraduates.

Focus Areas

 "Software Development, Mobile & Web Development, Networking & Cyber‑security, Game & Cloud Technologies"

Learning Outcomes

"Graduates will be able to develop, design, deploy and manage scalable and secure computing solutions, demonstrating proficiency in programming, networking, data systems and project leadership"

Professional Alignment (Accreditation)

Alongside the programme, you can also gain dual accreditation in industry-level qualifications like CompTIA, Cisco CCNA, Linux, and Microsoft – nationally recognized qualifications that help you get a better job.

Reputation (Employability Rankings)

TU Dublin is located in "Ireland's Silicon Valley" and its graduates routinely find employment with top tech companies like Google, IBM, Microsoft, Intel, Symantec, and Integrity 365.

 

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

You'll gain hands-on, practical skills with state-of-the-art computing, networking, and cyber‑security labs complemented with challenging academic guidance and web-based tools. To assist you in acquiring your portfolio and team skills:

  • Hands‑on labs & tools: Enjoy access to specialized computing, networking, and cyber‑security labs with state-of-the-art equipment and software.Learn tools like SPSS, Adobe Connect, Minitab, Maple, and platforms like Brightspace for coursework
  • Team work & projects: Get hands-on experience of project-based learning across modules like Software Development, Web Development, and Mobile App Development, team-working on real applications
  • Annual industry exhibition: Present your final-year project at TU Dublin's industry show event, where Dublin employers actively look for graduate talent
  • Work placement opportunities: Participate in Learn + Work-style placements or optional internships that bridge you directly to Dublin tech companies
  • International experience: Some students also take part in Erasmus exchanges or traineeships with European businesses or universities.
  • Library & e-learning support: Make use of TU Dublin's five libraries and e-resources for study, team work, and research

Progression & Future Opportunities

TU860 graduates have the skills to pursue interesting and rewarding careers in software, mobile/web development, cyber security, cloud, data science, and more. Typical careers are:

Software Developer

Network Administrator

Cyber‑-security Analyst

Cloud Architect

And more:

University careers advice: Utilize TU Dublin Career Development Centre services like one-to-one coaching, CV/interview preparation, employer events, job opportunities website (Jobscene), and discipline-specific fairs.

  • Top graduate employment: Computing graduates have access to prime employers like Google, IBM, Deloitte, Accenture, Liberty IT.
  • University-industry connections: The course has live connections with key employers through labs, events, and placement.
  • Accreditation benefits: Graduates receive industry certifications (CompTIA, CCNA, Linux, Microsoft) that enhance employability and career readiness.
  • Employment & earning figures: TU Dublin reports that graduates of computing secure employment in robust demand careers with respectable remuneration and defined career advancement.

Future Academic Advancement

After TU860, you have the opportunity to go on to postgraduate study at TU Dublin—options include MSc in Applied Data Science & Analytics, MSc in Applied Cyber Security, or an MSc/PhD in Computer Science. These are opportunities which leverage your undergraduate project work, research labs, and academic experiences

Program Key Stats

€13500 (Annual Cost)
€ 50
Sept Intake : 1st Jun


Yes

Eligibility Criteria

2.4 - 3.0
24
70 - 75

1090
21
6.0
80

Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Software Developer
  • Game Developer
  • Mobile App Developer
  • Web Developer
  • Data Scientist
  • Internet of Things Developer
  • Cloud Architect
  • Network Administrator
  • IT Consultant

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