HN Flex Computing - Website Design and Development (Unit 13) Part-time
Course Overview
HN Flex Computing - Website Design and Development (Unit 13) Part-time
This HN Flex in Website Design and Development introduces students to the essential services for hosting and managing a secure website. The unit covers blending back-end and front-end technologies, UX/UI principles, and various tools and techniques. Topics include domain structures, web protocols, databases, HTML, CSS, responsive design, development frameworks, and optimisation. Students will plan, design, and review a multipage website, ensuring an excellent User Experience and innovative User Interface. This single unit offers an insight to a cutting-edge programme aimed at those who are eager to upskill and follow a career in various job roles within the high tech and ever-changing world of Software Development, Cybersecurity and Networking. Students on this programme will have a range of different backgrounds and interests meaning the programme will have a rounded approach to delivery and content. Our Higher National Flex units within Computing have been aligned to the occupational standard for the industry. It has been approved by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE). Higher Technical Qualifications (HTQs) are Level 4 and 5 qualifications (such as HNDs/Foundation Degrees/ Diploma HE) that have been approved as meeting occupational standards for the relevant sector. There are also a range of vendor qualifications available that are recognised within the chosen industry. These qualifications will give you the skills to progress as an IT professional and employers often regard vendor certifications as the industry standard. The course is run from our SciTech Digital Innovation Hub which offers cutting edge facilities and equipment. This course is delivered as part of the South Yorkshire Institute of Technology (SYIoT).
Located at: SciTech Digital Innovation Hub
Course Start: 22 September 2025
Course length: 14 Weeks
Study Mode: Part-time
Course Code: QCOMPFL13
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Course Fees and Funding
How much does the course cost?
The cost of this course is £750. You can study this unit alongside the Cyber Security or Networking unit at no cost until August 2025.
Other funding information
As a Higher Education student living in England you may be eligible for the non-means tested Tuition Fee Loan from the Government and a Maintenance Loan.
Students with children or dependant adults may qualify for a Childcare Grant or Adult Dependants' Grant. Students can apply for these at the same time as applying for a Maintenance Loan.
Remember: Eligible students will not have to pay tuition fees in advance and can apply for the Maintenance Loan before they start the course.
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Course Content
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The course information on this page was last updated 10 March 2025.