BSc Computer Science and Information Technology | UKZN

APS Required

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Duration

3 year(s)

Type

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The BSc in Computer Science and Information Technology at UKZN (Pietermaritzburg and Westville) trains graduates in software development, algorithms, database systems, and information systems management for South Africa's rapidly expanding technology sector. The three-year programme covers programming languages, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and systems analysis, equipping graduates to develop innovative software solutions for South African businesses and government. With the rise of South Africa's digital economy and tech hubs in Cape Town and Johannesburg, CS graduates from UKZN are highly employable.

English Home Language or English First Additional Language: Level 4
Mathematics: Level 5
Agricultural Science or Life Sciences or Physical Sciences: Level 4
Life Orientation: Level 4
APS: 30

Admission requirements
SubjectMinimumRequirement
Mathematics60%Required
English Home Language or English First Additional Language50%Required
Music or Life Sciences or Physical Sciences50%Required

Career Prospects

Software Developer – Builds web, mobile, and enterprise applications for South African tech startups, corporates, and government departments.
Database Administrator – Designs and manages relational and NoSQL databases for South African organisations across sectors.
Systems Analyst – Analyses and improves IT systems for South African businesses undergoing digital transformation.
Cybersecurity Analyst – Protects South African organisations’ data and networks from cyber threats in an era of increasing digital crime.
IT Consultant – Advises South African businesses on technology strategy, infrastructure, and system implementation.

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