Computing skills are becoming increasingly important in a wide range of jobs, from analysis and design to a broad range of other technical and professional fields.
Employers are looking for job seekers who have both domain expertise and Computer Science-related skills. Given this requirement, you should prepare yourself for the job market by taking a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science. It is a wise career decision and supports a successful entry into a range of occupations. It also opens doors well beyond the traditional confines of the Information Technology department.
Computer Science-related skills are versatile. Once you learn the core principles of the discipline, building additional capabilities that a particular job requires becomes easier. Equip yourself with a Double Major Degree in Computer Science and Business Information Systems to gain competitive advantage.
The programme can be completed in 16-24 months instead of 28-36 months. Applicants with a Polytechnic Diploma may be exempted from up to 12 units and can gain entry to Year 2 of the programme. Applicants with a Murdoch University-recognised Kaplan Diploma or a private Diploma may be exempted from up to 8 units and can also gain entry to Year 2 of the programme. You also have the flexibility to plan your schedule and study at your own pace while you are working.
The Murdoch Advantage
- Same degree as that awarded to on-campus graduates in Australia
- Possible completion in 16 months
- Plan your own schedule & study at own pace
- Full degree transcript upon completion
- Polytechnic Diploma holders get up to 12 units of exemption
- Blended learning with recording
Tuition Fee
- Single Major: Range from S$22,628.40 to S$30,258.40 (inclusive of 9% GST)
- Double Major: Range from S$26,770.40 to S$31,204.52 (inclusive of 9% GST)
Receive an Education Grant* of S$2,180 when you enrol in selected programmes.
Professional Accreditation
- Accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Professional Memberships
- Student Membership with Centre of Strategic Cyberspace and International Studies (CSCIS)
- Student Chapter Membership with the Singapore Computer Society (SCS)
