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cgreenwood

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#306872 29-Aug-2023 14:53
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Mid 40s, successful career in Science/Health, Bachelors and Post Graduate qualifications in the same, dependant family and main bread winner.

 

I have always realised that I followed the wrong career pathway, but have always done the sensible thing. IT/computing wasn't widely considered a viable career pathway (at least not a stable one) when I chose my undergraduate degree so despite my interest and passion being for all things IT related, I chose a different path. I have not done badly since, but have regretted that choice ever since. If I don't make a change now, not likely to ever.

 

So, I'm looking for:

 

Post Graduate

 

Extramural or minimal on campus time (I am not located in a main centre)

 

Something in software development or data analytics or similar

 

Non IT specific entry requirements (although I do have several IT related papers under my belt, such as Health informatics)

 

Something that could be a possible first step to an ultimate career change.

 

Have looked at:

 

Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology | Auckland ICT Graduate School

 

Graduate Diploma in Information Technology [Level 7] | EIT Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti

 

But really have no idea about what are well recognised courses and schools in the industry, or where to start really. Any help appreciated, please don't be too harsh on me. 


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stuartcharters
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  #3121781 30-Aug-2023 09:16
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Have sent you a PM with more details but..

 

 

 

Lincoln University have the Master of Applied Computing

 

https://www.lincoln.ac.nz/study/study-programmes/programme-search/master-of-applied-computing/

 

 

 

We currently have a taught postgraduate fee waiver which runs until the end of 2024

 

https://www.lincoln.ac.nz/study-for-free/

 

 

 

 


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