Study Master of Applied Computing (12 months) at Lincoln University in New Zealand, Faculty of Environment, Society and Design

About this course

About this course
- Overview
- Department
Study options
Entry requirements
- International

What will I learn?

The Master of Applied Computing from Lincoln University seeds the skills for you to ready to move into a technologybased role in 12 months, even if you dont have a technological background. The programme focuses on growing your skills and understanding through experiential, projectbased learning that includes an industry project. Both problemsolving capabilities and people skills are valued by the tech industry. Youll expand your abilities to work well and communicate complex technical information to colleagues and clients. Programme contacts Associate Professor Stuart Charters Associate Professor stuart.charterslincoln.ac.nz

Which department am I in?

Faculty of Environment, Society and Design

Study options

Full Time (1.5 Years)

Tuition fees

NZ$42,000.00 (US$ 25,053) per year

Residential Life fee of NZD 360

*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution

Application deadline

01/09/2026

Start date

November 2026

Venue

Lincoln University

Ellesmere Junction Road,

Lincoln,

Canterbury,

7647, South Island, New Zealand

Full Time (1.5 Years)

Tuition fees

NZ$42,000.00 (US$ 25,053) per year

Residential Life fee of NZD 360

*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution

Start date

November 2027

Venue

Lincoln University

Ellesmere Junction Road,

Lincoln,

Canterbury,

7647, South Island, New Zealand

Entry requirements

For international students

Whether you are considering a taught, taught/research or research-only Masters degree, you will need a relevant degree with a B average in your 300-level courses and final year (or full-time equivalent). Taught Masters degrees are usually 12-month full-time programmes. Like Bachelors degrees, they are delivered and assessed through a series of taught modules and may include independent research in the specialised subject area.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.