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Bachelor of Science (Honors) Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)

School of American Education (in partnership with Arizona State University)
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School of Engineering and Technology
Undergraduate
American Degree Program in partnership with Arizona State University®

The Bachelor of Science (Honors) in Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) aims to equip students with a comprehensive foundation that allows the graduates to implement acquired computing skills in contributing to the industry, research, and community through innovative teaching and learning methodology in computer science. 

Intakes: January, June, August
Full-time: 4 Years

Master of Science in Information Systems

School of Engineering and Technology
Postgraduate
This programme is strategically positioned to enable students to undertake information systems research that is theoretically and methodologically rigorous, and enables them to develop the capability to plan, organise and carry out research studies at master’s level. It extends student's knowledge of research in the chosen area, and builds skills in communicating research work.
Intakes: Rolling Intake
Full-time: 2 Years
Part-time: 3 Years

Master of Marketing

ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Business School
Postgraduate
The Master of Marketing programme will take you on a developmental journey of skills and knowledge needed to become an effective and reflective marketing practitioner. You will gain in-depth understanding of markets and how they work, and be introduced to the theories, tools and techniques that firms use to connect with and shape markets.
Intakes: January, March, May, July, September
Full-time: 1 Year
Part-time: 2 Years

Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology

School of Medical and Life Sciences
Postgraduate
The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology degree is a research higher degree. This research postgraduate programme equips graduates with advanced knowledge of research methods and the skills to independently conduct research in many areas of behavioural science. Students conduct original research which extends the frontiers of knowledge in a specialised area of Psychology. As a result of acquiring the abilities needed to undertake independent research, graduates will also develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills which can be applied in their future learning and work environments.
Intakes: Rolling Intake
Full-time: 3 Years
Part-time: 4 Years