Key teacher
Rebecca Anderson
Professor of UX Design
David Smith
User research
Emily Johnson
Interface design
UX design
User Experience Design (UX) explores the steps of designing a website or application in order to attract the intended target user groups. UX Design studies and evaluates how users feel about the product, looking at such things as ease of use, aesthetics, perception of the value of the system, utility, or efficiency.
UX designers explore and test out a variety of different approaches to solving specific user problems. The broad responsibility of a UX designer is to ensure that the product logically flows from one step to the next. They also constantly develop software to keep up with technological advancements and increase user satisfaction.
Key teacher
Michael Williams
Cyber threat analysis
Jessica Brown
Cybercrime investigator
Daniel Harris
Penetration testing
Cyber security
Cyber Security also known as Information Technology (IT) Security focuses on protecting computers, networks, servers, mobile devices, and data from malicious attacks. The growing number of devices connected to the internet and new innovative attacks from cyber criminals represent some of the biggest challenges for Cyber Security experts.
Some of the topics you can expect to study are fundamental security design principles, IT systems components, script programming, cryptography, cyber threats, forensic accounting, legal and ethical issues, and others.
Key teacher
Andrew Davis
Data Analytics specialist
Olivia Martinez
Data science
Christopher White
Data Analytics instructor
Data Analytics
By pursuing a Data Analytics degree you will learn how to examine, clean, transform, and model data to discover useful information, inform conclusions, and support decision-making. It's a discipline that blends technical skills with business knowledge to extract meaningful insights from data.
Data analytics specialisations
- Big data Analytics
- Business Analytics
- Predictive Analytics
- Social Media Analytics
Key teacher
Rebecca Anderson
Animation specialist
David Smith
Visual effects expert
Emily Johnson
3D Animation instructor
Animation
Animation is a discipline that focuses on combining creativity with skills and techniques to create a visual story, by using computer technology. By studying an Animation degree you will learn how to transform still images, drawn by hand or digitally, into moving sequences.
Animation specialisations
- 3D Animation
- 2D Animation
- Character Animation
- Illustration and Animation
- Animation and VFX
- Motion Graphics
Key teacher
Sarah Roberts
Course сoordinator
Daniel Thompson
Cloud сomputing ыpecialist
Christopher Turner
Web development specialist
Web technologies & cloud computing
Web Technologies and Cloud Computing both study web application technologies used on computers or various mobile devices. Web technologies create interfaces between web servers and clients, and ensure safe usage of internet-based applications and permanent access to information.
Cloud computing refers to internet-based computing systems used to deliver applications between computers through the internet. Cloud computing technologies use servers and software networks that allow users to upload and access data sources remotely, but also to make use of computer processes in real-time, without having to store any actual data on the cloud.