BSc (Hons) Computing

Explore the digital world and shape the future of technology.

Course Overview

BSc (Hons) Computing degree is designed for ambitious students who want a broad and flexible foundation in computer science and IT. Whether you’re aiming to become a software developer, systems analyst, IT consultant, or tech entrepreneur, this course will give you the skills and experience to succeed in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

You’ll dive into core areas like software development, databases, web technologies, networking, and cyber security – with the option to tailor your studies in later years to match your interests and career goals.

Why Choose This Course?

• Hands-on Learning: Gain real-world experience through practical labs, live projects, and optional industry placements.

• Flexible Curriculum: Choose from a range of specialist modules in areas such as artificial intelligence, mobile app development, cloud computing, and more.

• Industry Connections: Collaborate with local and national tech companies and benefit from guest lectures, networking opportunities, and placement support.

• Professional Development: Build a strong portfolio, enhance your CV, and prepare for roles in a wide variety of IT and computing careers.

What You’ll Learn

Throughout the course, you’ll cover topics such as:

• Programming (Python, Java, and more)

• Web and mobile application development

• Databases and data analysis

• Computer networks and security

• Systems design and project management

• Emerging technologies and innovation

Real-World Experience

Take advantage of our placement year option to gain valuable industry experience and build contacts in the tech sector. Past students have worked with companies ranging from startups to global brands.

Career Opportunities

Graduates from this course go on to exciting careers such as:

• Software Developer

• Systems Analyst

• Network Engineer

• IT Project Manager

• Cyber Security Specialist

• Data Analyst

Alternatively, you can continue your studies with a relevant master’s programme or pursue research opportunities.