Keele University was founded in 1949, dedicated to a broad curriculum and interdisciplinary study and has pioneered the dual honours degree in Britain. The University occupies a 617 acre rural campus and now houses a Science Park with numerous computing and mathematics related companies and an award winning conference centre. Computing and Mathematics are well established disciplines at the University. The School of Computing and Mathematics was established over 40 years ago and is recognised today as being at the forefront of Computer Science education and research. We were ranked in the Top 10 Computing departments in the 2016 National Student Survey and 100% of our research was classified as internationally recognised in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework. In Computing we offer both Single Honours Computer Science and Combined Honours Computer Science courses, with the Combined Honours course allowing you to study Computer Science with a second subject. We also offer Computer Science courses with an international year or a work placement year as well as an Integrated Master’s (MComp). The School prides itself on the approachability and quality of its staff. We have a strong commitment to providing educational programmes with high impact and value, and a number of staff are nationally recognised for their teaching as Fellows or Senior Fellows of the Higher Education Academy.

Foundation: Diploma of Secondary Vocational Education with grade 3 (satisfactory) overall can be considered. Undergraduate Year 1: Diploma of Secondary Vocational Education (basic level) comparable to A level. 5 = excellent, 4+ = very good, 4- = good