This programme allows you to earn a globally recognised BSc (Hons) Information Technology from the University of Bedfordshire in collaboration with CTS College while learning some of the most in-demand skills in the business. It is designed to provide students with hands-on experience for developing IT systems and will cover a wide range of technological topics.
Students would learn how IT systems may be used to build solutions that can assist organisations in achieving their overall business goals. They will also gain the knowledge and skills necessary to extract user needs from non-IT professionals and translate them into system-level designs that can be implemented. Upon completion, students would be able to lead IT projects and possess the ability to work effectively in a multi-faceted environment.
The University of Bedfordshire is an internationally recognised award-winning institution with an excellent academic and teaching reputation. It appears in the Times Higher Education World University rankings and was ranked as one of the top 200 universities in the world under 50 years old in the Young University rankings. The University also won the Queen's Anniversary Prize in 2013 in recognition of their pioneering research, which is the highest form of national recognition for universities in the UK.
Visit the BSc Information Technology page on the University’s Website.
Below are a few features of the BSc Information Technology programme:
Below are some of the main features of this programme:
The BSc Information Technology programme is perfect for:
Candidates may start at any of the levels once they satisfy the entry requirements. All applications are considered on a case by case basis.
Level | Entry Requirements | Who Should Apply? |
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Recognition of Prior Learning | No requirements | CTS College can help applicants without formal entry requirements prepare for a Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) submission. The submission must provide sufficient information to demonstrate that an applicant has gained the equivalent learning to applicants who meet the formal entry requirements to join Level 4 of BSc Information Technology. For example, the submission may include details of relevant formal or informal study, or learning gained from workplace or life experiences. Submissions will be subject to individual approval. |
Level 4 [Year 1] |
Successful candidates should possess any ONE of the following:
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Ideal for persons who has some IT work experience or CAPE passes. |
Level 5 [Year 2] |
Successful candidates should possess any ONE of the following:
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Ideal for someone who completed a Level 4 IT qualification (Certificate or Diploma qualification) or persons with a combination of IT work experience who also possesses professional IT certifications. |
Level 6 [Year 3] |
Successful candidates should possess any ONE of the following:
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Ideal for persons who have completed a Level 5 IT qualification such as a Diploma, HND or Associate Degree or persons with extensive IT work experience who also possesses professional IT certifications. |
The programme consists of 3 evels (levels 4, 5 and 6) with each level consisting of 4 units each worth 30 credits.
Level | Unit | Credits | Core / Optional |
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Level 4 [Year 1] | Introduction to Software Development |
30 |
Core |
Level 5 [Year 2] | User Experience Design |
30 |
Core |
Level 6 [Year 3] | Advanced Information Technology |
30 |
Core |
There are two entry points which allows you to start the programme when it is most suitable. They are:
Each entry point corresponds to the start date of the semester. Depending on when you join the programme, this will determine the order of units which you will study. You can benefit by beginning your studies with others who started at one of the earlier entry points.
SEMESTER | January to May | June to September | September to January |
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Estimated start date | Third Saturday of January | First Saturday of June | Last Saturday of September |
Estimated end date | Last week of May | Third Saturday of September | Third Saturday of January |
Application deadline | 4 weeks before start date | 4 weeks before start date | 4 weeks before start date |
Students are assessed via coursework, group and individual projects, portfolios, essays, presentations and tests. Presentations are usually given and assessed in the context of a group seminar.
Students would also be required to develop a software artefact e.g. web application.
The BSc Information Technology is one of the most affordable IT degrees in Trinidad and Tobago. Please contact CTS College for information about the programme's fees, discounts available and our flexible payment plans. You can call us at 671-2551 or email BSC@HIDEMECTSCollege.com for further details.
The following table shows the details for the 4 convenient ways to pay the CTS College fees for this programme:
Payment Method | Details |
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Linx | Paid at the Administration Office |
Credit Card | Paid at the Administration Office |
Cheque | Paid at the Administration Office Made Payable to CTS College |
Online Bank Transfer | Paid via Online Banking Click to view full instructions » |
Please click here to view full instructions on how to pay the University of Bedfordshire fees.
Students may apply to start at any Level (Levels 4 or 5 or 6) in the programme. All applications must include the following supporting documents in order to be approved by the University.
The application form (click here to download) and copies of the following:
Note: Documents must be submitted via email to BSc@HIDEMECTSCollege.com with the subject 'BSc IT'
Note: It is FREE to apply!
The programme management team is responsible for the management of this programme. If you would like further information or clarification on this programme please contact:
Mr. Aaron Narace
Programme Manager
Phone: (868) 328-8594
Ms. Shai-An Baljour
Programme Administrator
Phone: (868) 286-0862
E-mail: BSchidden@CTSCollege.com
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