Noroff University College offers a range of computing programmes tailored to different career aspirations within the ever-evolving technology landscape.
With distinct concentrations in Applied Data Science, Cyber Security, Digital Assurance and Security Management, and Digital Forensics and Incident Response, students are equipped with specialised skills to meet the demands of diverse industries.
On this page, our highly qualified teaching staff explain the differences between our four computing degrees.
Analyzing Your Options: Introduction to Computing
Emlyn Butterfield, Head of Computing at Noroff, explains the differences between these programmes and highlights their career paths. Applied Data Science is for those inclined towards analytical thinking and data visualisation, Cyber Security prepares students to secure data and systems, Digital Forensics and Incident Response trains individuals to tackle digital threats head-on, and Digital Assurance and Security Management is for those interested in managerial roles overseeing security protocols.
Applied Data Science: Unlocking Insights
Isah Lawall Abdullahi, Programme Leader for Applied Data Science, highlights the programme's focus on extracting insights from data and developing AI tools for decision-making. Graduates are in demand as data engineers, data scientists or AI engineers, with high employability rates even before graduation.
Cyber Security: Defending Digital Frontiers
Johan van Niekerk, Professor of Cyber Security, discusses the broad range of skills taught in the Cyber Security programme. From fundamental concepts to specialised skills such as penetration testing and malware analysis, graduates are prepared to take on roles ranging from security management to offensive and defensive security operations.
Digital Assurance and Security Management: Defining Strategies
Piet Delport, Programme Lead for Digital Assurance and Security Management, underlines the strategic focus of the programme. By combining business acumen with cybersecurity principles, graduates will be prepared for roles such as internal auditors or information security analysts, meeting the growing demand for cybersecurity strategists.
Digital Forensics and Incident Response: Unraveling Digital Mysteries
Veronica Schmitt, Lead for Digital Forensics and Incident Response, explains the programme's unique blend of digital forensics and incident response disciplines. Graduates become skilled threat intelligence analysts or digital forensics experts, contributing to a safer cyber world.
Employability After Graduation
Across all programmes, Noroff ensures that graduates are well equipped for the job market, with a wide range of opportunities awaiting them in a variety of industries. The demand for skilled professionals in these areas is predicted to grow, offering graduates a pathway to a fulfilling and lucrative career.
Noroff University College's computing programmes provide a gateway to high employability in the rapidly evolving technology landscape. Whether it's data analytics, cyber security, management roles or digital forensics, students are empowered to build successful careers and make a significant contribution to the digital world. Explore the opportunities that await you and embark on a journey towards a bright future in technology.
More information on the programmes
Bachelor in Cyber Security
The programme provides comprehensive training in securing digital systems against online attacks, cybercrime and digital warfare. It equips students for careers focused on strengthening digital defences and protecting data and information.
| 3 years | |
| Online | |
| Online PLUS Oslo. Read more here. | |
| Kristiansand | |
| Bachelor's Degree upon completion |
Bachelor in Applied Data Science
The programme equips you for a dynamic career, fostering collaboration with businesses to understand and harness the vast amounts of data at their disposal. It also cultivates skills in the field of intelligent AI systems.
| 3 years | |
| Online | |
| Online PLUS Oslo. Read more here. | |
| Kristiansand | |
| Bachelor's Degree upon completion |
Bachelor in Digital Assurance and Security Management
Get involved in management of security and protection of valuable digital assets. This Bachelor's degree covers IT skills ranging from business processes to database systems, management and IT architecture.
| 3 years | |
| Online | |
| Online PLUS Oslo. Read more here. | |
| Bachelor's Degree, 180 ECTS |
Bachelor in Digital Forensics and Incident Response
The rise in cyber attacks, ransomware and hacking has created a critical need for skilled digital investigators with the ability to respond to cyber security incidents.
| 3 years | |
| Online | |
| Online PLUS Oslo. Read more here. | |
| Bachelor's Degree, 180 ECTS |
