Study Computer Engineering abroad

Computer Engineer

As a computer engineer, you can choose to specialise in hardware or software. If working with hardware, you’ll work on new hardware systems and also test existing hardware. If you opt for software engineering instead, you’ll utilise your knowledge of programming languages to develop apps, operating systems, games and more. It’s also possible to work with both hardware and software if you’d love to combine your creative and technical sides.

Computer Programmer

Computer programmers write and test code that run computer programs and applications. As a computer programmer, you’ll often work alongside software developers and engineers. You will also be responsible for testing and updating existing programs to ensure optimal performance.

Computer Systems Analyst

Computer systems analysts are responsible for maintaining and improving computer systems as well as propose new systems for organisations to adopt. You’ll also be in charge of writing and publishing technical reports and training end-users appropriately.

Computer Network Architect

Computer network architects design and build data communication networks, which can include intranets, local area networks and wide area networks. As well as creating plans and layouts for new data communication networks, you’ll also upgrade existing software to ensure things keep running smoothly.

Web Developer

Web developers build and maintain websites, managing their overall look and feel as well as improve their performance and capacity. You can choose to work as a front end or back end developer, or as an all-rounder, which would make you a full stack developer.