The Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences (Honours) is aimed at high-performing students in the Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences. It can give you a competitive advantage in the job market and fast-track your progress to doctoral studies.
In order to be admitted to the Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences (Honours) you must have completed the Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences with a B+ grade average or higher in papers at level 7, or equivalent.
Students in the honours programme take one compulsory research methods paper, and four other papers chosen from one of the following discipline clusters:
In the second semester of your studies you undertake an honours dissertation – normally a small scale research project – under the guidance of an academic supervisor.