This degree allows you to complete a variety of computing subjects in year one prior to selecting from available elective subjects (in software, cloud, security, etc.) to study in years two, three and four. The programme allows students to study for a degree in computing without making overall subject choice from year one and is thus an excellent option for students who wish to retain flexibility of choice.
This course uses a software engineering approach to games development, combining study of the technical aspects of games programming, including artificial intelligence, with the principles of project management, quality assurance and organisational management.
This programme takes into account the specific requirements of the global software industry and what it expects from graduates. On graduation you can progress to the BSc (Hons) in Computing in Software Development.
This programme specialises in the design and development of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, the underlaying technology of smart and autonomous vehicles. This part-time programme brings together interdisciplinary concepts such as computer vision, artificial intelligence, vehicle dynamics and advanced sensor systems to provide current engineers with the skills required to design the next generation of automotive technology.
The programme will equip graduates with the skills needed to effectively manage project cost, scope and timelines for an ever-changing national and international construction industry. This programme will blend traditional practical skills including carpentry and joinery, with modern construction approaches, such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Lean Construction. Graduates will develop an appreciation for design/planning on small scale workshop projects right up to Virtual Modelled buildings where collaboration is essential through digital technologies.
This digital marketing course offers a blend of business, marketing and creative subjects, to give students the skills needed to work in a contemporary marketing environment. The inclusion of work-based projects and work placement ensures that graduates will be capable of integrating seamlessly into the workplace.
The early years and experiences of a child’s life are fundamentally important for them in the here and now and can help shape their future. This honours degree programme will equip you, the early childhood educator, with a comprehensive knowledge base of all factors influencing children in contemporary society including play, society, the family, diversity, creative studies (drama, music, art, dance, puppet making), children’s literature, sociology, psychology, primary education, social policy and law which you will use to improve the life outcomes and opportunities of children.
The programme is an exciting field of engineering with unlimited potential which can be applied to any sector or interest in order to help shape the future in progressive ways such as connected health and the Internet of Things. A degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering provides the foundations required to help design the future of automotive, medical, information, entertainment, music, communication and renewable energy technology.
This programme allows students to develop knowledge and expertise in the popular areas of English and Psychology. By studying English, students gather knowledge in a range of literary texts and periods, which will allow them to develop themselves as critical thinkers. Modules in psychology offer students an insight into the study of human behaviour.
If you have an interest in science, geography or the environment but have yet to define your career path the BSc Ordinary Degree in Environmental Protection may be just the course for you.