Postgraduate Diploma In Science In Computing in Griffith College, Ireland, Ireland

Postgraduate Diploma In Science In Computing in Griffith College, Ireland

Take the next step in your career and become a computing and IT specialist

This specialist Level 9 Postgraduate Diploma in Science in Computing aims to equip students with the necessary skills to pursue an active and leading role in a dynamic, evolving industry.

Why Study Computing at Griffith College?

Designed specifically to address a growing need in the industry, the Postgraduate Diploma in Science in Computing at Griffith College is a 1-1.5 year programme which aims to give students an insight into the world of academic and industrial computing research. Delivered on a full and part-time basis, as a graduate of this course, you will:

• Obtain specialist knowledge and skills essential for a career in computing or IT.
• Establish an analytical mindset necessary for independent academic and professional research.
• Gain a practical understanding of how to research and master technical issues, analyse and present your findings coherently, and document your work in a professional manner.
• Develop a team player attitude necessary to communicate problems, ideas and solutions to all levels of the industrial team.
• Build upon your knowledge of supporting topics in the many disciplines of computing.
• Fantastic job prospects with a 100% employment record from a sample of 35 graduates from our class of 2017

Course Highlights

• No final dissertation required
• Small class sizes
• Access to state of the art facilities
• A dedicated experienced lecturing team
• Industry guest speakers

Academic Progression

Graduates of the Postgraduate Diploma in Science in Computing course have the option to continue their studies in Griffith College have the option of progressing to the MSc in Computing

Career Progression 

Graduates of the Postgraduate Diploma in Science in Computing will find opportunities as technical applications developers and consultants, systems analysts, database administrators, network managers and other leading computing science roles, in academia and also in industry research and development roles.