Technology is rapidly changing the way we live and work. In what is being referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the World Economic Forum predicts that there will be at least 150 million new computing/ technology jobs in the next five years. Moreover, business and technology-related jobs will boom over the next decade becoming amongst the highest-paid and fastest-growing jobs in the new economy.

With the world being driven by computers, a degree in Computer Science is vital. Areas like computing and information technology, security, database and web development will be explored. The degree will provide students with both theoretical and practical computer science knowledge and skills thus enabling them to work in the industrial, banking, commercial and government sector.

The Creative Computing BSc blends creativity with programming and software development, focusing on web and 3D technologies. You’ll gain hands-on experience in UX, interactive media, and front-end development. With optional industry placements and hackathons, graduates are prepared for careers in creative technology industries or further studies.

Smart devices are now omnipresent; computing, electronics and telecommunications are integral to our everyday lives. This BSc (Honours) in Computing with Electronic Engineering combined degree develops your understanding of computing and electronic engineering, emphasising practical knowledge and skills required by industry. It considers digital technologies, programming, networking, manufacturing methods related to product design, environmental sustainability, and the legal requirements to promote good practice.

Mathematics underpins many aspects of computer science by combining theoretical problem-solving with practical implementation. Together, they make a powerful combination for tackling complex challenges in various fields. This interdisciplinary degree is ideal for someone with strong mathematical skills and a passion for computer science.

The BSc (Hons) Computing with Foundation Year is designed to provide a strong grounding in the use of computing and IT to solve real-world problems.  The programme is based around 3 themes: Technology, Software, and Data. These themes are embedded in modules each year and built upon in subsequent years, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of database systems, internet technologies, data, cyber security, networking, and business information systems.

"Alexa!" "Siri!" "Hey, Google!" If you’ve used a voice assistant or interacted with a chatbot, you’ve experienced computational linguistics. Study how this technology works and explore ways to improve it in a fast-growing field combining language and technology to enhance communication and innovation.

DSTI's BSc in Computer Science and Engineering is a rigorous 3-year, 180 ECTS programme. Offering cutting-edge knowledge in data analytics, AI, machine learning, and more, with key industry certifications and practical experience through internships and apprenticeships. Study in the heart of France in Nice Sophia Antipolis or Paris.

The Bachelor in Applied Computing helps you develop your technological capabilities with exciting and challenging projects with which, without a doubt, you will be at the forefront of innovation. Applied computing is a constantly evolving field that requires innovation and creativity to develop effective and efficient technological solutions.

Developed by leading specialists, our newly updated Computing and Information Technologies (Top-Up) BSc (Hons) degree has been designed around diverse cutting-edge issues, events, and digital developments. The course will allow you to deepen your knowledge and understanding through research, case studies, and practical skills-based projects.

Acquire highly marketable knowledge and skills that are needed just about everywhere — from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies — as a Computing Technology and Information Systems major or minor.

Bachelor study programme Computing develops competencies to analyze and solve various engineering problems, to work as an efficient member of a team, and to contribute to design of systems and processes in the area of computing. The fundamental knowledge of mathematics, physics and electrical engineering is backed up with usage of contemporary computer tools.

C3S Business Schools enables students passionate about the IT industry with the unique opportunity to earn a BSc (Hons) Business Computing and Information Systems degree from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), with collaboration from OTHM (Office of Tourism and Hospitality Management), UK or NCC (National Computing Centre), UK.

Net-centric computing covers a range of sub-specialties including: computer communication network concepts and protocols, multimedia systems, Web standards and technologies, network security, wireless and mobile computing, and distributed systems. Upon graduation, our graduates can expect to find employment opportunities in the private and public sectors where ICT is used.

The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computing and Business Technologies is a modern degree that equips students with the necessary skills to compete and excel in the digital era. It provides a solid foundation in Computer Science including Data Science, Big Data, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, and Cybersecurity, as well as applications to business such as Business Analytics, Digital Transformation, Fin-Tech, and Project Management.