Computing and IT

Turn your hobby into a highly paid job in the tech industry.

The demand for high-level computing skills has never been bigger and shows no signs of slowing down. IT is at the heart of everyday life, from computer graphics and control systems to communications and AI, cyber security, and software development. Computing and IT have an ever-increasing role to play.

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Computing - University of Greenwich Foundation Degree

This computing programme develops the knowledge and skills appropriate for employment as computing and IT professionals. It provides opportunities to study areas to current industry standards and is constantly being updated to cover new developments. The programme reflects current trends and skills needed in the sector. It covers all the main branches of computing including programming using Java and C#, internet technologies, network systems, communication systems, UML in systems building and the use of SQL in database development. It also includes an element of work-based learning which allows students to engage with an employer and to add to further career development. -Apply Now via UCAS.COM -For further information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

  • Bexley
  • 08/09/2025
  • HE
  • Full Time

Computing (Cyber Security Pathway) - Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ)

The Higher National Diploma in Computing with HTQ status in Cyber Security is a two-year higher-level course, equivalent to the second year of a university degree programme. The qualification has a core focus in Cyber Security, Digital Technologies, Networking, Information Security Management, Applied Cryptography in the cloud, Forensics, Emerging Technologies, and the Internet of Things. What computing fields could you move on to after completing the course? You will be preparing for opportunities as a Cyber Intelligence officer, Forensic Computer Analyst, Cyber Ops Associate, IT security coordinator. You are not limited to these job roles with the HND in Computing with HTQ status in Cyber Security. You will be preparing for exciting career opportunities in Digital Technologies. Responsibilities of Cyber Security Analyst include: Configuring and utilising threat detection tools. Performing data analysis to identify security vulnerabilities, threats, and risks. Securing and protecting organisations' systems and applications from threat actors - Vulnerability assessment and tracking. Monitoring for cyber threats, malware, and security vulnerabilities. Diagnosing data vulnerability and regulating the use of data. Configuring network devices to enhance organisational security. Running data usage reports. Training staff in the latest security measures to minimise cyber security threats. Defending against the latest cyber threats that organisations face. Apply now via UCAS.com For further information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

  • Orpington
  • 08/09/2025
  • HE
  • Full Time
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Computer Programmers

£40,377 Potential salary 375 open vacancies

Mobile Applications Developers

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Network / Systems Support Specialists

£27,209 Potential salary 142 open vacancies

Software Developers / Engineers

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Software QA Engineers / Testers

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UI / UX Designers / Developers

£37,419 Potential salary 16 open vacancies

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