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Cyber Security Management (with Foundation Year option) BSc Hons
**Are you interested in understanding and contributing to addressing the evolving security threats posed by cybercriminals, malware, and large-scale cyber-attacks? The rate and prevalence of such threats
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Apply by 29 Jan
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Points of entry for Cyber Security Management (with Foundation Year option) BSc Hons
Foundation
Entry requirements for Computer Science and Software Engineering at AECC Chiropractic College
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Required subjects for Cyber Security Management (with Foundation Year option) BSc Hons at AECC Chiropractic College
You will need GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade 4 (or Grade C).
UCAS points for current students on Computer Science and Software Engineering at AECC Chiropractic College
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48 UCAS Tariff points
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Computer Science at AECC Chiropractic College
member987428
10th June 23
Cyber Security with Digital Forensics, BSc Hons FullTime
Good course with great academics, very supportive staff read more
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Software Engineering at AECC Chiropractic College
member487222
4th June 23
Software Engineering, BSc Hons FullTime
NOTE: Software Engineering BSc (Hons) was my undergraduate course, but I am writing about MSc Information Technology. Unfortunately this system is stupid because the list of courses it not up-to-date and it forces me to select one. MSc IT has excellent units, with "Research Methods and Professional Issues" easily being the best, but one unit in particular "Data Mangement" is not very entry-level friendly despite the corse allegedly being suitable for people changing from other industries to IT. Also I don't know what the system means by "Personal Tutor", but my Academic Advisor and Project Supervisor are both excellent. read more
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member487222
4th June 23
Software Engineering, BSc Hons FullTime
NOTE: Software Engineering BSc (Hons) was my undergraduate course, but I am writing about MSc Information Technology. Unfortunately this system is stupid because the list of courses it not up-to-date and it forces me to select one. MSc IT has excellent units, with "Research Methods and Professional Issues" easily being the best, but one unit in particular "Data Mangement" is not very entry-level friendly despite the corse allegedly being suitable for people changing from other industries to IT. Also I don't know what the system means by "Personal Tutor", but my Academic Advisor and Project Supervisor are both excellent. read more
Value for Money
Teaching Quality
Personal Tutor
Course Content
Job Prospects
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