Computer Science

From education and healthcare to entertainment and communication, computer science underpins almost every area of today’s increasingly digital world. On this course, you build a strong foundation of understanding before specialising in exciting new fields at the forefront of technological advancement. In addition, you gain the highly desirable critical thinking and practical skills sought after by world-leading employers.

Course Accreditation/Industry Endorsement

• This course is fully accredited by the British Computer Society (BSC), the Chartered Institute for IT, meaning you qualify for chartered IT professional (CITP) status once you graduate.

• Our course is also recognised under the Seoul Accord, meeting international standards for the academic preparation of computing professionals and making your degree relevant to employers worldwide.

Facilities and Specialist Equipment

• High-tech CCNA Academy computer networking suite.

• Specialised IT security laboratory.

• Dedicated computing rooms.

• Cutting-edge technology such as MATLAB simulation software and virtualised environments.

• Modern, purpose-built STEM building with bespoke learning spaces and group study hubs.

Partnerships and Collaborations

• We have partnered with IXL to offer third-year students the opportunity to undertake further Agile project management certification.

Your Student Experience

• Keep up to date with state-of-the-art technologies, thanks to our blend of theoretical and hands-on learning, informed by the latest industry developments.

• Study computer systems architecture to better understand hardware, software, networks and operating systems, all of which are required for designing efficient and scalable solutions.

• Gain the ability to understand and produce software based on critical thinking and logical reasoning alongside developing knowledge of algorithm design and problem solving.

• Benefit from the expertise of our highly qualified, research-active academics, many of whom act as consultants in their fields.

• Extend your learning through field trips to sites such as Bletchley Park.

• Be guided by our dedicated academic success tutors, there to support you through your studies.

Areas of study include:

• Databases and Computer Networks
• Fundamentals of Computer Science
• Mathematics and Concepts for Computational Thinking
• Principles of Programming and Data Structures
• Concepts and Technologies of Artificial Intelligence
• Desktop Applications Development and Software Engineering
• Operational Information Security Management
• Systems Development and Modern Database Practices
• Web Technologies and Platforms
• Agile Project Management
• Distributed Service Architectures
• Undergraduate Project in Computer Science

Every effort is made to ensure this information is accurate at the point of publication on the UCAS website. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to our website.

Professionally accredited courses provide industry-wide recognition of the quality of your qualification.

• British Computer Society