Information Technology

This programme has been developed to educate and equip students with the skills they need to fulfill technical computing roles in both the public and private employment sectors. Specifically designed to meet the educational demands of a large local and national employers, the course concentrates on key information technology skills in subjects such as databases and user support. This course also provides the braod skills needed to enter a variety of vocational roles within information technology and management.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why study Information Technology

Though IT is now a fundamental part of how we live and work, many of us do not have the skills to use IT effectively. This programme equips you to offer effective support to enable individuals to achieve their goals.

Can I tailor the programme?

Yes you can. For example, if you choose Single Honours, you can then include more technical aspects. Alternatively, a joint degree linked to management programme would provide a broader option.

What jobs can I get?

The posts open to graduates include user support roles, technical support – especially for networks – client support and database operations.

What’s the particular focus of the programme?

It’s on bridging: bridging from your technical knowledge to client support; learning to provide materials and advice to bridge the gap between knowledge and application, providing pathways for users to achieve their goals.

What the difference between IT and BIT?

IT is about providing IT systems for a business; BIT is about managing IT in a business.

Questions or queries about the course?

Tel: +44 (0) 1242 543210
Fax: ITinfo@glos.ac.uk