University of Oxford

Overview

The IT Systems Analysis and Design (Online) course at the University of Oxford is designed to equip students with the analytical and design skills essential for real-world IT projects. This fully online, part-time programme allows you to develop the ability to translate requirements into structured system designs. A key component of the course is a collaborative team project based on a realistic scenario, enabling you to apply your learning in a practical setting.

What you'll study

• System Development Life Cycle and Delivery Management
• Systems Analysis and Design: Data-Driven and Procedural Perspectives
• Systems Analysis and Design: Data Organisation
• Systems Analysis and Design: Object-Oriented Concepts and System Architecture
• Team Project (apply analysis and design methods to a realistic scenario in a collaborative setting)

Entry requirements

There are no specific formal academic qualifications required for this programme. Applicants should demonstrate relevant computing experience and practical skills in software-related tasks, acquired through work or study. Selection is based on the information provided about your current skills, experience, and motivation for pursuing this FHEQ Level 6 course.

English language requirements

Non-native English speakers must provide proof of English language proficiency. Acceptable tests include:

• TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 110
• PTE Academic: Minimum score of 76
• IELTS: Minimum score of 7.5

Career prospects

Graduates of the IT Systems Analysis and Design programme will be well-positioned for various roles in the IT industry, including systems analyst, IT project manager, and software developer. The skills gained will enable you to contribute effectively to IT systems projects across different sectors. Please note that post-study work rights depend on the country where you plan to work after graduation, and this online programme does not automatically grant visa or work-permit eligibility.