The Level 6 Diploma in Information Technology is a 120-credit programme that provides advanced knowledge and practical expertise across key computing disciplines. It covers six units: Advanced Computer Networks; Advanced Data Analytics; Advanced Database Management Systems; Management Information Systems; Computers, Society and Law; and Computing Projects.
It is a 120-credit qualification with 1,200 hours of Total Qualification Time, including 480 guided learning hours. Level 6 diplomas are at the same level as the final year of a UK bachelor's degree with honours. At Brussels College of Business and Technology (BCBT) it is studied fully online and typically takes one year.
Awarded by the Ofqual-regulated awarding body (RQF Level 6). Provided at BCBT by Brussels College as an approved NCC Education centre (SCH005).
This qualification is designed for learners aged 18 and older who hold a relevant NQF/QCF/RQF Level 5 diploma or an equivalent recognised qualification.
Learners analyse and configure complex network environments and implement sophisticated database solutions to manage and secure enterprise data.
Learners evaluate management information systems and apply advanced data analytics methods to support strategic organisational operations.
Learners examine the legal, ethical, and social dimensions of computing while planning and executing an independent computing project.
University progression is into a related programme, subject to the university’s admission requirements, including English. See progression.
Your entry profile is likely to include at least one of the following:
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No written examinations: every unit is assessed by coursework.
€7,500 a year online. Questions about fees and payment: ask admissions.
You complete 6 mandatory units worth 120 credits in total.
| Unit | Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| IT601 | Advanced Computer Networks | 20 |
| IT602 | Advanced Data Analytics | 20 |
| IT603 | Advanced Database Management Systems | 20 |
| IT604 | Management Information Systems | 20 |
| IT605 | Computers, Society and Law | 20 |
| IT606 | Computing Projects | 20 |
Every unit is assessed by coursework, with no written examinations. Units are graded Pass or Fail: you pass a unit by meeting all of its assessment criteria, with feedback and support before any reassessment. Assessment is externally verified by the awarding organisation.
| Learning time | Hours |
|---|---|
| Guided learning (live classes, tutorials and supervised study) | 480 |
| Directed self-study, reading and coursework | 720 |
| Total Qualification Time | 1,200 |
Unit titles, credits and hours are set by the awarding organisation and may be updated.
Fees: €7,500 a year online. Our admissions team can answer your questions and help you check your entry requirements.
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