Lincoln University, founded in 1878, is one of the oldest universities in New Zealand. As a famous national institution of higher learning in New Zealand, Lincoln University ranks 373rd in the world university ranking (comprehensive). Lincoln University won the five-star honor of QS Star in the ranking of QS World University Stars from 20 15 to 20 16. The software and information technology major of Lincoln University is also unique in the local area. Its teaching courses are regularly compared and adjusted with international standards, and its graduates are very popular with employers. This major has specially designed and equipped a first-class computer laboratory for students to use.
3-year bachelor's degree program (New Zealand Business School Grade 5 freshman credit program, Lincoln University bachelor's degree in computer science) Entry requirements: high school education; IELTS 5.5 can pass NZCB English test of New Zealand Business School, or take 16 weeks of English training (one of three ways) to enroll in the credit course for freshmen in grade 5. After graduation, credits will be transferred to Lincoln University to study IT undergraduate courses. 2-year master program (seventh-year undergraduate program of New Zealand Business School, Master of Computer Science of Lincoln University)
Admission requirements: junior or sophomore, IELTS 6 or New Zealand Business School English test, or New Zealand Business School 16 weeks English training (choose one of the three ways), you can enter the seventh grade undergraduate course. After a year's study, you can enter Lincoln University to study for a master's degree in IT. Course content: The course includes database design and development, end-user computing, supply chain systematization, research and analysis skills, etc.
The It employment prospect of Lincoln University in New Zealand is one of the long-term shortage industries in New Zealand officially announced by the New Zealand government. As can be seen from the immigration policy of studying in New Zealand, as long as you have a computer diploma equivalent to NZQA level, it will be regarded as a long-term shortage of academic qualifications. When applying for skilled immigrants, the Immigration Bureau does not require the position and salary of the applicants, so it is more convenient for New Zealand computer majors to apply for immigration after graduation.
Computer science is a long-term shortage of jobs in New Zealand. Computer graduates are very popular in the job market. Graduates can apply for jobs in financial industry, aviation field, government departments, state-owned enterprises, consulting companies, computer institutions and so on. Positions include software engineer, database administrator, system analyst, software trainer, computer programmer, web designer/administrator, multimedia designer, information system analyst and game developer.