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Computing graduates more likely to find jobs
No evidence for wholesale third-level brain drain, says Higher Education Authority
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A degree in computing makes you highly employable, and those with postgraduate degrees in computing are even more so. These degrees also increase the likelihood that you will find a job at home soon after graduating, according to statistics released this morning by the Higher Education Authority. The figues show that 52 per cent of level eight graduates, and 72 per cent of level nine graduates were in employment. Dr Patterson suggested that these figures showed the value of a postgraduate degree, given the higher employment rate after graduation. It also countered at least, in part, the idea that there was a wholesale brain drain of graduates under way.
*Source: http://www.irishtimes.com/news/education/computing-graduates-more-likely-to-find-jobs-1.1632328
Dublin Business school offers the following IT Postgraduate Programmes:
MBA (Cloud Computing Stream)
The Cloud Computing Stream offers students an insight into the application of cloud-based technologies to real organisational needs, allowing students gain practical and hands on technical skills with relevant cloud based services.
MBA (Information Systems Stream)
The Information Systems Stream provides learners with a critical awreness of the tools and techniques for systems development, and knowledge of a number of specific system development methodologies.
Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing
An innovative programme with an integrated delivery, covering a wide range of computing and information systems topics, whilst providing a focus on application. The course focuses on practical skills in core areas such as programming, advanced databases, web technologies and security, while also offering applied skills in contemporary topics such as data analytics, distributed systems and mobile and social computing.
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