Computer Science and Religious Studies BA

at Liverpool Hope University

• The Computer Science and Religious Studies BA programme at Liverpool Hope University offers a diverse curriculum integrating fundamental concepts from both disciplines. 
• Students engage in coursework covering core topics in computer science, including programming languages, algorithms, and software engineering principles. 
• Simultaneously, they delve into religious studies, exploring themes such as theology, ethics, and the intersection of religion and technology. 
• Through interdisciplinary seminars and projects, students examine how technology impacts religious practices and beliefs and vice versa. 
• The programme emphasises critical thinking, ethical considerations, and the application of technology in spirituality, preparing students for careers in fields such as digital humanities, religious education, or technology consulting for religious organisations.

Course Modules

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

Important Dates

Prospective students can track the university website for application updates. Announcements regarding the application window reopening will be posted there.
 

• Be Prepared: Ensure you have all necessary documents ready beforehand to avoid last-minute scrambling when applications reopen.
• Start Early with UniScholars: Consider utilising UniScholars' resources to kick off your application process as soon as applications become available.

Course Ranking 

Liverpool Hope University, positioned between 101st and 120th in esteemed publications like the Complete University Guide and The Guardian, highlights its dedication to maintaining exceptional academic excellence and quality, earning impressive rankings in renowned national guides.

• Achieving grades ranging from 75 to 85 per cent in all subjects in Standard XII.
•  Additionally, possessing a diploma accredited by the State Board of Technical Education.
• Undergraduate applicants (UG) must meet a minimum IELTS band score of 6. This score breakdown includes a minimum of 6.0 in Reading and Writing and no sub-score in Listening or Speaking falling below 5.5

Liverpool Hope University charges between £ 13,000/Yr to £ 16,000/Yr as tuition fees for the Computer Science and Religious Studies BA programme. Students are encouraged to regularly visit the university's website to remain informed about potential changes in the programme fees.

Liverpool Hope University's Computer Science and Religious Studies BA programme graduates are poised for diverse career opportunities that blend technology expertise with a nuanced understanding of spirituality. They may pursue roles such as digital ethicists, technology consultants for religious organisations, or educators specialising in digital theology.