Graduate Diploma of Computer Science

Are you ready to dive into the dynamic world of technology and innovation? Our Graduate Diploma of Computer Science is designed to enhance your technical skills in core computer science areas such as computer systems, operating systems, computer architecture and software development. Unlock exciting career opportunities! Whether you're a recent graduate, a professional seeking advancement or someone eager to pivot into the tech industry, this program offers a comprehensive curriculum to help you achieve your goals. You’ll engage with advanced topics, work on real-world projects, and gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools and technologies.

Why study this degree?

• Our Graduate Diploma of Computer Science combines core computer science theoretical knowledge with advanced practical skills. The curriculum focuses on in-demand skills such as software development, database systems, computer architecture design, project management and cyber security. These skills are crucial for tackling technological challenges and offer versatility across numerous sectors.
• Notre Dame provides state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technology, allowing you to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. Experienced faculty members bring real-world insights, and our strong industry partnerships ensure access to internships, industry projects and networking opportunities, giving you a competitive edge
• With the tech industry’s rapid growth, graduates can expect diverse job opportunities and excellent career advancement potential. This degree equips you with essential skills for roles such as software engineer, data analyst and IT consultant.

Learning outcomes

• Upon successful completion of the Graduate Diploma of Computer Science graduates will be able to:
• Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of the core concepts and methodologies that underpin computer science.
• Apply computer science project management skills with a high level of professionalism, autonomy, and accountability.
• Critically evaluate the ethical and legal implications in computer science, including data privacy, intellectual property, and cyber security.
• Demonstrate advanced knowledge of computer systems, architecture, and software development, and ability to apply this knowledge to generate innovative and efficient solutions to solve broader societal issues.
• Apply effective communication skills to convey technical concepts and ideas in a clear and concise manner.

Career opportunities

• Graduates of this degree join the workforce prepared to tackle new and existing challenges in the tech industry, both today and into the future. They do this in roles such as software engineers, data scientists, database administrator, cyber security analysts, IT project manager.