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

Taylor's University

Since its establishment in 1969, Taylor University has been providing world-class education and has become the benchmark for other private higher education institutions in Malaysia. Taylor is proud to provide a comprehensive education, which not only brings outstanding academic achievements but also produces graduates with qualities that are popular in the global market. Industry-related learning activities and industry-related courses work closely with related industries and are widely included in all higher education courses. Taylor’s University has been developing and implementing innovative teaching methods related to 21st-century learners to ensure that its students can take advantage of the best educational experience. The university’s pedagogy focuses on cultivating graduates with overall balance; this is done by enhancing the curriculum, expanding industry cooperation, and experiential learning programs

Course Information

Academic Qualification

Master

Duration

2 years

Intake

February, April, September, November

English Requirement

Class Type

Full Time

Offer Letter

Free

Yearly Tuition Fees

First Year

43,260

MYR

Second Year

19,776

MYR

Total Tuition Fees 63,036 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 2,510 MYR

International Security Deposit 3,000 MYR

Total Additional Fees 14,760 MYR

Grand Total (All Fees) 77,796 MYR

Course Overview

The Master of Applied Computing (Double Specialisations – Bridging Module) at Taylor’s University is a preparatory postgraduate programme designed to provide foundational computing knowledge and dual-specialisation readiness for students who do not meet the direct entry requirements for the double-specialisation pathway in the Master of Applied Computing. This bridging module equips learners with essential computing concepts and skills across two integrated computing domains, enabling progression into the double-specialisations master’s degree. :cite

Program Structure: Dual Preparatory Computing Focus

The bridging module combines essential coursework, practical exercises, and foundational computing projects to equip learners with the skills necessary for advanced study in two specialisation tracks within applied computing. :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
Dual-Specialisation Preparatory Domains
- Data Handling and Analytics Foundations
- Foundations of Cybersecurity and Digital Safety
- Fundamentals of Cloud Computing and DevOps
- Foundations of AI and Machine Learning Concepts
Bridging Integration Project
- Computing Foundations Project
- Applied Problem-Solving Task Aligned with Specialisation Themes

Entry Requirements

Applicants should possess a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline or equivalent qualifications recognised by Taylor’s University, and require foundational preparation to undertake the double-specialisations Master of Applied Computing. :cite

Progression Pathway

Successful completion of the bridging module enables progression into the Master of Applied Computing (Double Specialisations) programme, where learners continue with advanced coursework and project work across two computing specialisation areas. :cite

Career Preparation

The module prepares students for versatile roles in computing by providing essential technical competencies that support further study and professional practice in software, data, security, cloud, and systems domains. :cite

Junior Software Development Roles
IT Support and Systems Assistance
Entry-Level Data Analyst
Cybersecurity Support Assistant
Cloud and DevOps Support Roles

Program Highlights

Bridging Focus: Prepares students for dual specialisations readiness. :cite
Applied Foundations: Practical exercises and foundational computing tasks. :cite
Integrated Preparation: Focus on multiple computing domains. :cite
Pathway to Double Specialisations: Enables progression into the full master’s degree. :cite

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