BSc Computer Science with Foundation Year

This four-year degree course is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in computer science, with a focus on the practical application of theoretical concepts. Students will learn how to design, develop and test software systems, as well as understand the ethical implications of computing technologies. The course also covers topics such as programming languages, data structures, algorithms, and software engineering. The foundation year provides an opportunity for students who do not have a traditional academic background in computer science to prepare for the undergraduate program.

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Students will have access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, including a dedicated computing laboratory and opportunities for practical work experience through partnerships with local businesses. The course is designed to produce graduates who are well-equipped to enter the job market or pursue further study at the master's level.

Discover the Potential of Computer Science at Canterbury Christ Church University

Canterbury Christ Church University is a recognized leader in computer science education, with a strong focus on practical application and real-world experience. The university's location in Canterbury provides easy access to London and other major tech hubs, offering students opportunities for networking and career advancement. The university's commitment to social responsibility and ethical use of technology aligns with the values of many students who choose this course.

This course has been designed so you can meet the demands of high-performance computing in the industry. You will learn software development, machine architecture, problem modeling, and parallel computing €“ among other things. The main emphasis of this degree is on the development of advanced software and the use of cutting-edge ideas to enable you to work with data on a massive scale €“ something employers are increasingly demanding.

A typical offer would be a minimum of 32 UCAS Tariff points and a good GCSE in Mathematics or equivalent.