This unique degree  has two main aspect,- knowledge and understanding of the principles of community development and practices of work in the community; ideological and political perspectives influence policy and practices within community and your view of community development.

You will acquire technical computing skills, relevant business skills and analytical knowledge of the critical social and cultural changes brought about by new communication technologies. You are a ‘people’ person, but are also interested in how computing and IT  affect society and business.

Where to go after Graduating?

Having gained the qualification, you are well placed for employment in area within Education/Training, Community and local/central government, or Enterprise.