Computing

Entry requirements

Normally you need a 2:2 honours degree or above in any discipline from a UK university or equivalent from an overseas university.

Months of entry

September

Course content

• Gain knowledge of key computing topics then have the opportunity to specialise in a subject relevant to the current job market.
• Take advantage of opportunities for real industrial work experience on live projects for real clients.
• Gain awareness of contemporary IT practices and the structure and demands of the global computing industry.
• Have the opportunity to study abroad — Erasmus funding is available for European placements.

This course is designed for graduates of other subjects who want to gain employment in the lucrative IT industry. This full time, one-year taught course covers a range of topics and presents you with a variety of optional modules to enhance skills in the area of your choice. This course offers a two year work experience route including a placement of up to 12 months.