A pre-university program designed to prepare students for bachelor’s degrees in IT-related fields. Core subjects include programming, database, networking, web design, mathematics, and digital literacy.

Many Students Choose IT Because:

• High-demand Field: Careers in software development, cybersecurity, data analytics, and more await IT graduates.
• Practical Learning: Hands-on labs, coding exercises, and real-world projects.
• Wide Progression Options: Leads into degrees like BCompSc, BIT, and software engineering.
  
  

Some Students Do Not Choose IT Because:

• Technical Intensity: Requires logical thinking and mathematical skills.
• Constant Learning Curve: Technology evolves quickly; staying current is essential.
  
  

Lifestyle During Study:

• Hands-On Modules: Expect labs in programming, networking, security, and multimedia.
• Group Work: Collaboration via projects and peer learning.
• Structured Timetable: Includes lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions with multiple yearly intakes.
  
  

After Graduation:

• Degree Entry: Guaranteed progression into various IT bachelor’s programs at the same institution.
• Career Readiness: Prepped for roles like developer, data analyst, network admin, or IT support.
• Further Certification Paths: Options to specialize in cybersecurity, AI, or cloud computing.
  
  

What is Hard:

• Programming & Algorithms: Concepts in coding and problem-solving can be tough.
• Abstract Topics: Systems thinking, data structures, and network logic may challenge some students.
  
  

What is Easy:

• Foundational Modules: Intro to web design, basic ICT, and professional communication are usually straightforward.
• Collaborative Projects: Team-based learning helps balance individual strengths.
  
  

Fun Fact:

"In MMU’s IT foundation, about 80% of the subjects are general—even the IT modules include business, physics, photoshop, and video editing".

This is for you if you like:

• Building apps, games, or websites
• Solving technical puzzles and logic problems
• Working with computers and technology
• Learning through practical, hands-on projects
  
  

Career Opportunities:

• Software Developer
• Web or App Designer
• Network Administrator
• IT Support Specialist
• Data Analyst
• Cybersecurity Technician
• Systems Analyst
• Multimedia Developer
• Database Administrator
• Tech Entrepreneur
  
  

Relevant Certifications to Consider:

• Bachelor of Computer Science
• Bachelor of Information Technology
• Bachelor of Software Engineering
• Certified courses: CompTIA, Microsoft, Cisco