Computer Science | Bristol, UWE

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Course summary

Computer science is vital to the economy, in the UK and worldwide. From online retailing and music, to satellite navigation and computer games – intelligent computer-based solutions transform every part of our lives.

It’s an exciting field offering endless opportunities for skilled graduates to contribute to all aspects of society.

BSc(Hons) Computer Science shows you how to analyse complex problems, design the algorithms to solve them, and write the programs that put these solutions into practice.
There’s a strong AI focus, and you’ll learn from world-leading experts, studying and applying AI in a range of environments.

Choose from modules that enable you to work with industry mentors, or which explore cutting-edge ideas such as the Internet of Things. Attend talks from professionals and apply your learning through hands-on projects that solve real-world problems.

This degree is accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS), enabling you to become a Chartered Information Technology Professional (CITP), or Chartered Engineer (CEng).

Graduates of this course have gone on to work in companies including HPE, Rolls Royce, BAe and the MoD. You could become a software engineer, web and software developer, business analyst, IT project manager or an IT consultant.

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Application codes

Course code:: G400
Institution code:: B80

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