Master of Applied Computing
Computer Science
A course by
Lincoln University
A Master’s programme designed to prepare graduates—including those with non-technology backgrounds—for industry roles in applied computing through project-based learning, technical specialisation, and a significant industry project.
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced Software Development
Comprehend advanced software development methods and apply them in various contexts.
Data and Database Management
Manage spatial and other data using database management systems.
What You're Signing Up For
The Master of Applied Computing is an intensive, project-based Master’s programme aimed at preparing students from diverse backgrounds to enter technology-based roles. Emphasising experiential learning and industry engagement, the programme covers software design and development, database management, user experience, and data handling, with both compulsory and elective courses. Graduates build technical and interpersonal skills valued by the sector, develop an industry portfolio, and access specialist electives aligned to their interests.
Course Content
- Software Development
- Studio Project
- Industry Project
- Advanced Geographic Information Systems
- Systems Thinking and Dynamics
- Agricultural Engineering
- User Engagement and Business Analysis
- Advanced Programming
- Advanced Database Management
- User Experience
- Option to specialise in technical areas through electives
What you need to know first
A New Zealand level 7 bachelor’s degree or recognised equivalent with a B average or above in 300-level and final year (full-time equivalent) courses.
English language requirements if English is not your first language.
Find these employment opportunities
Software developerDatabase managerIndustry project roles focused on technology/ITGIS specialist (with electives)Technical roles in land-based industries
