Software, data, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and information systems.
8 programs found
Auckland Region, New Zealand
An IT degree combining breadth across IT sub-disciplines with a specialisation in software development, networks and security, or information systems. All students are issued a laptop and free Microsoft software.
Auckland Region, New Zealand
An advanced IT masters of 180 credits with specialist topics and a choice of completion pathways, including thesis, internship and industry project. It prepares graduates to evaluate literature, analyse research results and solve complex IT problems.
Palmerston North, New Zealand
A postgraduate degree on turning large volumes of data into insight for decision making in private and public organisations. Study covers analysis tools and tools such as Python, R and SQL, and finishes with an applied analytics project carried out with an organisation.
Palmerston North, New Zealand
An ICT degree that offers several majors under one qualification, with the option of a double major or a minor in any subject. Teaching covers areas such as mobile applications, graphics and games programming, and networks and security.
Palmerston North, New Zealand
A postgraduate degree for in-depth study of several topics in information sciences, applying problem-solving and analytical skills to complex computing problems such as machine learning, computer vision, system security and user interface design. The page lists the Auckland campus.
Auckland Region, New Zealand
A taught masters built on a core of Computer Science and Statistics courses, aimed at turning data into usable insight. A 180-point version suits students with a background in both subjects, and a 240-point version, starting in March only, suits those with a background in only one of them.
Christchurch City, New Zealand
An applied masters in AI engineering and machine learning for students with a computing background. It combines taught and elective courses with a 60-point practical project, and can be started in Semester 1 or 2.
Hamilton, New Zealand
An industry-aligned three-year degree in which students learn to identify and solve problems and to apply and evaluate techniques. It includes a work-integrated learning paper in third year, and the programme is accredited under the Seoul Accord.
