MASTER OF APPLIED COMPUTING (BRIDGING MODULE) at Taylor's University

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Course Information

Academic Qualification
Master
Duration
2 years
Intake
February, April, June, September, November
English Requirement
6
Class Type
Coursework
Offer Letter
Free

Yearly Tuition Fees

First Year
22,248
MYR
Second Year
30,900
MYR
Total Tuition Fees 53,148 MYR

Other Fees

International Student Enrolment Fee 2,800 MYR
International Student Charge 3,000 MYR
International Student Annual Fee 3,450 MYR
Visa Application Fee 2,190 MYR
International Security Deposit 3,000 MYR
Total Additional Fees 14,440 MYR
Grand Total (All Fees) 67,588 MYR

Course Overview

The Master of Applied Computing (Bridging Module) at Taylor’s University is a specialised pathway designed to provide foundational computing knowledge and skills necessary for students who do not meet the direct entry requirements for the standard Master of Applied Computing programme. This bridging module emphasises core computing concepts and practical proficiencies to prepare students for advanced postgraduate study in computing and technology. :cite Program Structure: Foundation for Advanced Computing The bridging module combines essential coursework and practical exercises to equip learners with key technical competencies, preparing them for progression into the full Master of Applied Computing degree. :cite Core Foundation Components Introduction to Programming and Algorithms Fundamentals of Database Systems Computer Systems and Networking Basics Software Development Principles Introduction to Web and Mobile Applications IT Problem Solving and Logical Thinking Computing Project / Practical Assessment Skills Development Focus Applied Programming Techniques Data Handling and Databases Systems Thinking for IT Environments Foundations of Software Engineering Entry Requirements Applicants should possess a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline or equivalent qualifications recognised by Taylor’s University , but who require foundational computing preparation to qualify for the standard Master of Applied Computing programme. :cite Progression Pathway Successful completion of the bridging module enables progression into the full Master of Applied Computing (Full-Time or Part-Time) programme, where students continue onto advanced computing coursework and projects. :cite Career Preparation The module prepares students for postgraduate computing roles by building essential technical skills that support further study and professional practice in software and technology sectors. :cite Software Development Fundamentals IT Support and Systems Assistance Junior Application Developer Database Support Technician Entry-Level Computing Specialist Program Highlights Bridging Focus: Provides essential computing foundations for postgraduate readiness. :cite Applied Learning: Practical exercises and assessments to reinforce core concepts. :cite Pathway to Master’s: Designed as a preparatory step towards the Master of Applied Computing. :cite Flexible Progression: Supports both full-time and part-time progression options. :cite

Program Structure

  • Foundation Stage: Develop essential knowledge, academic skills, and core concepts relevant to MASTER OF APPLIED COMPUTING (BRIDGING MODULE).
  • Core Study: Explore the principal theories, methods, and practical approaches that shape the subject area.
  • Advanced Study: Apply specialist knowledge through option modules, projects, case studies, and collaborative work.
  • Final Stage: Consolidate learning through independent study, professional practice, or a major final project.

Entry Requirements

  • Applicants must meet the published academic entry requirements for the Master level.
  • Equivalent international qualifications are considered subject to university assessment.
  • Relevant previous study, portfolio, or professional experience may be required where applicable.
  • English language requirement: 6.

Career Opportunities

  • Industry Specialist
  • Project Coordinator
  • Research Assistant
  • Consultant
  • Programme Officer

Highlights

  • Duration: 2
  • Intake: February, April, June, September, November
  • University: Taylor's University
  • Study mode: Coursework

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