ATHE – Level 7 Extended Diploma in Computing Technologies (AI)

Level 7 (L7DCTA-AI) Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF)

Equivalent to postgraduate / Master's level qualification in the UK

Overview

The ATHE Level 7 Extended Diploma in Computing Technologies (AI) is a postgraduate qualification. The qualification is equivalent to a Master’s level qualification in the UK university system.

This qualification has been developed to conform to the requirements of the RQF and offers learners advanced knowledge and practical skills in Artificial Intelligence and computing technologies. It covers managing innovation, systems development, cyber security, business intelligence, AI concepts, and research methods, preparing learners for senior roles in the AI and technology sector.

Entry Requirements

For entry onto this qualification, students must have at least one of the following:

Bachelor’s degree from any recognized university
Other equivalent international qualifications
Relevant work experience (considered via Recognition of Prior Learning)

Learners must have an appropriate standard of English to enable them to access relevant resources and complete the unit assignments.

Awarded By

Credit Value120 Credits
Duration6-12 months
Units7 Mandatory
AssessmentCoursework assignments
RegistrationThroughout the year
Total Qualification Time1200 Hours
Guided Learning Hours480 Hours

Qualification Structure

Seven Mandatory Units:

Managing Innovation and Change in Computing (20 credits)

Understand the principles of innovation and change management in computing, develop strategies for implementing technological change, and lead digital transformation initiatives.

Systems Development and User Experience (UX) (20 credits)

Apply advanced systems development methodologies, design user-centred systems, understand UX principles, and create intuitive and effective user interfaces.

Implementing and Managing Cyber Security (20 credits)

Understand cyber security frameworks and standards, implement security measures, manage security risks, and develop strategies for protecting organisational assets.

Business Intelligence Systems (20 credits)

Understand business intelligence concepts and technologies, design and implement BI systems, and use data to support strategic business decisions.

Independent Project (20 credits)

Plan and execute an independent research project in computing technologies, apply research methodologies, and produce a comprehensive project report.

Artificial Intelligence (10 credits)

Understand AI concepts and applications, explore machine learning algorithms, and apply AI techniques to solve complex problems.

Computer-based Research Methods (10 credits)

Apply research methods in computing, understand quantitative and qualitative research approaches, and use research tools to analyse data and draw conclusions.

What's Next

On successful completion of the qualification, students may progress onto a Master’s Degree Top-Up, transfer to a university or pursue a career in senior roles in AI and technology.

BRITZ COLLEGE LONDON offers this qualification. The qualification is awarded by ATHE and is regulated by Ofqual.

ATHE has recognition with many universities in the UK, Ireland, Canada, USA, France, Spain, and Germany for students who want to complete their degrees overseas at an international university campus.

Our Diploma programmes offer students the opportunity to advance their studies and career options through structured progression pathways.

For more information and to explore progression routes, please visit the website:
www.itbritz.uk/university-progression

Alternatively, contact BRITZ COLLEGE LONDON Student Support at info@itbritz.uk or +44 7514 962433 for advice on articulation options.

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