Bsc Computer Science And Human Biology

at Liverpool Hope University

• The programme covers core computer science modules like programming, databases, networks, and software engineering. 
• On the human biology side, students study areas such as cellular biology, anatomy, physiology, and genetics. 
• There are interdisciplinary modules that integrate both fields, like bioinformatics and computational biology. 
• Students also take mathematics courses relevant to both disciplines. The degree culminates in a final year project that allows students to apply their learning from computer science and human biology.

Course Modules

• Computing Principles & Professional Development
• Programming Principles
• Mathematics
• Operating Systems
• AI and Data Science
• Object-oriented Programming with C++

Important Dates

Applicants should stay informed by regularly checking the university website for updates on application status. The website will indicate when applications will be open again. It's important for students to have their necessary documents ready and avoid waiting until the last minute. Seeking assistance from UniScholars to start the application process can also be helpful.

• Attained a percentage range of 75 to 85 in all subjects during Standard XII.
• Completed a diploma programme accredited by a State Board of Technical Education.
• Obtained a score of 6.0 on the Academic IELTS Indicator test.
• When applying for undergraduate programs (UG), keep in mind the English language proficiency requirements. The IELTS exam is used for assessment, requiring a minimum overall band score of 6, with a minimum individual score of 6.0 in Reading and Writing, and a minimum of 5.5 in both Listening and Speaking.

Liverpool Hope University charges between £ 13,000/Yr to £ 16,000/Yr as tuition fees for the BSc Computer Science And Human Biology programme. It is recommended that students frequently visit the university's website to stay updated of any possible changes to the programme fees.

Graduates of this unique interdisciplinary programme will be well-positioned for careers that combine computing and music technology skills. Potential roles include audio programmer, music software developer, sound designer for video games, films, or multimedia productions, DJ/electronic music producer, recording engineer, broadcast engineer, and music studio technician.