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Wrexham University: MSc Computing for Business

Institution Wrexham University View institution profile
Department School of Applied Science, Computing and Engineering
Web http://wrexham.ac.uk
Email enquiries@wrexham.ac.uk
Telephone 01978 293439
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Summary

Key course features:

Have opportunities to engage with emerging technologies and develop adaptable, future-ready skills. Strengthen professional awareness, including ethics, communication and responsible tech use. Analyse the impact of technology on society. Access specialist computing facilities, including dedicated labs and professional-grade software. Foster lifelong learning and professional development. 

The MSc Computing for Business develops the technical, analytical, and strategic skills needed to lead in technology-driven organisations. The programme blends advanced computing knowledge with business insight, preparing students to solve complex challenges, manage digital innovation, and drive organisational success.

The research methods module underpins academic and professional development, enabling you to plan and deliver independent research that contributes to the advancement of digital technologies. Through database systems and data analytics, you will learn to manage and interrogate large datasets, transforming raw data into actionable business intelligence.

You will explore how technology is transforming financial services, gaining an understanding of the FinTech ecosystem and the tools that support innovation, regulation, and security in digital finance. You will develop advanced project management skills, learning to plan, execute, and evaluate IT and business initiatives while managing risk, change, and governance in dynamic environments.

In artificial intelligence, you will master algorithms, machine learning techniques, and the ethical implications of AI, applying these to real-world business problems. The secure computing component builds expertise in identifying vulnerabilities, applying cryptography, and implementing robust security measures across digital systems.

Dissertation enables you to demonstrate mastery in their chosen area through independent, research-led study. By applying the knowledge and technical skills gained throughout the programme, you conduct in-depth investigations that showcase your ability to deliver innovative, evidence based solutions in computing for business.

Graduates emerge as highly skilled, adaptable professionals, capable of integrating computing innovation with business strategy, leading digital transformation, and shaping the future of technology driven enterprises.

You will study 6 core modules of 20 credits each, followed by a 60 credit dissertation, making a total of 180 credits. 

Research Methods for Digital Technologies Database systems and Data Analytics FinTech Project Management for IT & Business Artificial Intelligence Secure Computing Dissertation Project

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Wrexham University

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Wrexham University has a long-standing heritage rooted in innovation, accessibility and community engagement. Founded in 1887 as the Wrexham School of Science and Art, the institution has evolved into a modern, career-focused university dedicated to empowering students from all walks of life.

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