Course Overview

When you study computing, you're in demand and have brilliant career prospects. On our computing degree, we teach the skills employers want - and you can develop them in a range of computing areas, tailoring your choice of modules to suit your interests and ambitions. Anything from web design, programming, and information systems to games development, drone technology, and e-business. You can also work on live client projects through our Media Lab software consultancy, develop your leadership and management skills, and even start up your own business through our Business School's Incubator. We also offer placement opportunities with companies such as Bosch, IBM, and Clearview, and you can present your final year project to industry representatives at our annual Computing Showcase.

On our computing degree, we do a huge amount to prepare you for the world of work. When you study computing, you'll benefit your career prospects, including:

ensuring the course is designed in consultation with employers, aligned with industry standards, and taught by experienced computing professionals

giving you the option of a paid placement year

offering you the opportunity to learn via live work-based projects, allowing you to earn as you learn

building in employment preparation workshops which include CV preparation, mock interviews/assessment centers, and meetings with employers

All this means our employability stats are pretty impressive.

Graduates from our computing course go on to a huge range of careers in the computing and technology sector, with companies such as Bosch, IBM, and Clearview.

General Eligibility

96 UCAS Tariff points (for example, CCC at A-Level) and Grade C/4 in GCSE English and Mathematics

Part Time Work Details

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.

Language Requirement

• IELTS level 7.0 with no element below 6.5