No prior knowledge required - You don't need to have any prior knowledge or experience of Computer Science to take this course. You will begin your studies with a month-long module in Computational Thinking to establish core concepts and competencies and support your transition from school to university. Focus your degree - Alongside learning core topics, you have the opportunity to specialise your degree through project work and a range of optional modules. You can develop your interests in areas such as Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics and Large Scale Databases. Flexible courses – In most cases, you're free to switch between degree programmes at the end of Year One if your interests change. There is also the option of taking a Year in Industry or a Year Abroad between Year Two and Year Three. You don’t need to commit to this until your second year, so there’s plenty of time to explore your options and switch later.* Emphasis on employability - We place a strong emphasis on your employability and will encourage you to seek work placements to help you develop the professional skills that graduate employers are looking for. Our Careers and Employability Service are able to assist with planning and organising a placement for you.

You will be required to have a high school certificate with grades of at least 4.0/5.0 in addition to a recognised one year International Foundation Programme to qualify for our undergraduate courses.