The aim of the MSc Web and Mobile Development Technologies is to provide you with a firm grounding in strategic web development skills, with a specific focus on mobile development and user experience. The programme is designed to help you develop the lifelong skills needed to rise to the challenge and opportunity of emerging technologies and engage in an area that is notoriously high risk and has an increased potential of unreliability. The course aims to empower you to understand the current shape of emerging technologies in the web, mobile and cloud and to develop lifelong learning skills.
| Entry Reqirements | |
| Entry Reqirements | 55% (52% from Delhi / Mumbai / Pune Universities) for courses requiring a 2:2 65% (60% from Delhi / Mumbai / Pune Universities) for courses requiring a 2:1 IELTS- 6.5 overall with no band less than 5.5 except MSc Computer Network Technology, MSc Electrical Power Engineering, MSc Microelectronic & Communication Engineering, MSc Renewable & Sustainable (6.0) PTE- 62 overall with no component below 51 |
| IELTS Waiver | |
| IELTS Waiver | No waiver to Punjab, Haryana and Kerala. CBSE/ICSE- 60% and above |
MSC WEB AND MOBILE DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES - Northumbria University - London
- University: Northumbria University London Campus
- Course Code: PG
- Availability: Accepting Application
Projected Fees: 0.00GBP
Course Duration: 1.001Yrs
The aim of the MSc Web and Mobile Development Technologies is to provide you with a firm grounding in strategic web development skills, with a specific focus on mobile development and user experience. The programme is designed to help you develop the lifelong skills needed to rise to the challenge and opportunity of emerging technologies and engage in an area that is notoriously high risk and has an increased potential of unreliability. The course aims to empower you to understand the current shape of emerging technologies in the web, mobile and cloud and to develop lifelong learning skills.
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