Intercollege-Larnaca in Cyprus is proud to offer a Higher National Diploma programme in Computing from Edexcel, the leading provider in internationally recognized qualifications in the United Kingdom.

The impact of computers on every aspect of our lives has expanded dramatically over recent years, particularly with the growth of the Internet, and the UK is a proven world-class innovator in this field. Computers are now used within virtually every business, industry and organization. The telecommunications and IT sector presents a stimulating and challenging working environment, with its array of existing and constantly evolving technologies.

Edexcel’s BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diplomas and Certificates in Computing offer the opportunity to specialize within the scope of the specialist units available. They are designed to provide a springboard to the second year of a related university honours degree programme, or - for those already working in the sector - to progression within the workplace.

Intercollege-Larnaca offers the Edexcel HND course in both full-time and part-time modes, to facilitate those working to study towards an internationally recognized qualification.

Visit the Edexcel HND in Computing course home page here.

Study for a Bachelors Degree with Honours in Computer Science from the University of Greenwich, London UK at Intercollege-Larnaca, Cyprus.

Through this collaboration, students of Intercollege, Larnaca have the opportunity to earn a BSc from the University of Greenwich, UK in the subject of Computing.

The University of Greenwich School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences offers a number of its degree programmes off-campus at approved centres around the world. Students who study off-campus will receive the same degree award bestowed by the University of Greenwich as for students who study on campus at Greenwich. Collaborative degree programmes are delivered through face-to-face tuition at the local partner institution. The collaborations with Intercollege-Larnaca in Cyprus includes the following:

• All examinations and coursework assignments are set by School tutors
• Students have full access to University on-line services including journals
• On-line learner resources include lecture presentations and tutorials
• Web site support and discussion forums for students and staff
• Regular visits to each approved centre by School tutors
• Full-time or part-time study modes possible
• Two assessment points each year in December and June

 Visit the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences at Greenwich here.