Curriculum Development for a Work-based MSc Information Technology Professional
Project partners are Kingston University and the British Computer Society (BCS).
The project will enable graduates/graduate equivalents to complete essential elements of their learning whilst based at work in order to enable them to become registered (Chartered Information Technology Professional – CITP) members of their professional institute, the BCS. Building on work already undertaken with Chartered Engineer (CEng), a guided, work-based route to professional registration will be provided. This new development will also incorporate recognition of prior learning, to gain credits within the degree programme.
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