BEng Software Engineering

at Canterbury Christ Church University

• The first year provides a foundation in programming fundamentals, data structures, algorithms, and core computer science principles. 
• In the second year, students learn about software design, databases, and web development and gain experience with different programming languages. 
• Third-year modules cover advanced topics like software architecture, security, testing, and project management methodologies. 
• Throughout the programme, there is a strong emphasis on practical skills through coding projects and software development exercises. 
• In the final year, students undertake an individual capstone project, applying their knowledge to a real-world software engineering problem.

Course Modules

• Programming Design & Development
• Computational Thinking
• Ethics & Employability
• Computational Thinking
• Fundamentals of Computer Systems

Important Dates

prospective students should regularly check the university's website for updates on application process. Information about the resumption of applications will be made available on the website. The course is expected to commence in September. You can take help of UniScholars as an end-to-end solution for the study abroad process. 

• For A Level qualifications, applicants need to achieve grades of BBC. Applicants holding BTEC qualifications must obtain DMM. Those applying with an Access to Higher Education Diploma are required to have 15 Distinctions and 30 Merits. 
• Students who have completed the International Baccalaureate programme should have 29 points. The university also considers a combination of qualifications that add up to 112 UCAS points.
• Securing a place in the standard undergraduate program necessitates an IELTS score of at least 6.0 overall, with no component falling below the 5.5 threshold.

Canterbury Christ Church University charges between £ 14,500/Yr to £ 15,500/Yr as tuition fees for the BEng Software Engineering  programme. Students are advised to frequently check the university's website for any updates regarding programme fees, as they are subject to yearly revisions. These fees can vary based on the student's residency status and enrollment status (full-time or part-time). The website offers current fee information, including any additional charges that may apply.

Software engineering graduates are prepared for a variety of roles in developing and maintaining software systems. They can pursue careers as software developers, coding new applications for companies across different industries. Opportunities also exist as software testers, ensuring programmes function properly before release. With experience, graduates may advance into roles like software architect, designing the overall structure of software projects. Some work as project managers, leading teams through the full software development lifecycle.