Admission into a master's course at a prestigious Brick Uni

Advance apologies if this question has been asked before!

Is anybody nearing completion of Computing & IT with the OU?

I'm 60 credits away from achieving a first and I was wondering how that'd affect my chances of admission into Queen Mary University to study for a masters in software engineering.

I've had a quick look through their entry requirements:

"An upper second class degree is normally required, usually in electronic engineering, computer science, maths or a related discipline. Students with a good lower second class degree may be considered on an individual basis. Applicants with unrelated degrees will be considered if there is evidence of equivalent industrial experience."

I'm not quite sure Computing & IT is comparable to a 'Computer Science' degree. I also have zero industry experience.

Will a degree in Comp & IT from OU be equally held in high regard as a degree in CompSci awarded by a brick uni when it comes to an application for an MSc? How likely is it I'll be accepted? And has it been done before by anybody here?

All responses welcome!

Advance apologies if this question has been asked before!

Is anybody nearing completion of Computing & IT with the OU?

I'm 60 credits away from achieving a first and I was wondering how that'd affect my chances of admission into Queen Mary University to study for a masters in software engineering.

I've had a quick look through their entry requirements:

"An upper second class degree is normally required, usually in electronic engineering, computer science, maths or a related discipline. Students with a good lower second class degree may be considered on an individual basis. Applicants with unrelated degrees will be considered if there is evidence of equivalent industrial experience."

I'm not quite sure Computing & IT is comparable to a 'Computer Science' degree. I also have zero industry experience.

Will a degree in Comp & IT from OU be equally held in high regard as a degree in CompSci awarded by a brick uni when it comes to an application for an MSc? How likely is it I'll be accepted? And has it been done before by anybody here?

All responses welcome!

This really is a question for QMUL. In general, an OU degree is absolutely fine for a master's at brick unis (even top brick unis like Oxbridge), unis are much more interested in your grades and transcript than where you studied. I'm not familiar with computer science but I imagine the OU degree is less practical and more theoretical than most other degrees, that might be a problem, but you won't know unless you ask the admissions officer.