BSc (Hons) Computer Science

at University for the Creative Arts

• The programme covers core computer science topics like programming, algorithms, data structures, computer systems, and software engineering principles. 
• Students study programming languages like Java, C++, Python and web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 
• Database design and implementation using SQL are included. 
• Networking concepts like protocols, security, and administration are covered. 
• Courses also include artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer graphics, and mobile app development.

Course Modules

• Launch
• Programming & Interactivity
• Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
• Data and Databases
• Programming & GUI Applications

Important Dates

The university will begin accepting applications ahead of the intake period, so it's crucial for prospective students to have all necessary documents ready well in advance. It's advisable to regularly monitor the university's website for updates regarding when applications will open. Furthermore, students can utilize UniScholars as a platform to initiate their application process.

Course Rankings

The University of Creative Arts maintained its strong reputation in the UK's 2024 rankings for art and design education. It was ranked in the top 10 for several specialised art and design subjects, such as fashion, illustration, and photography, by both the Complete University Guide and the Guardian University Guide. 

• To qualify for these courses, individuals must have finished 12 years of schooling with satisfactory grades and demonstrate compelling proof of their capability to finish the programme and advance to their preferred degree effectively.

The University of Creative Arts charges £ 16,950/Yr to £ 18,950/Yr  as tuition fees for the BSc (Hons) Computer Science programme. Maintaining a consistent routine of examining the university's website is suggested for students. This routine will allow them to be aware of any alterations in the fees associated with their specific program, as these fees may change from one year to the next.

This computer science programme graduates are prepared for a wide range of technology roles in virtually every industry. Common career paths include software developer, computer programmer, web developer, mobile app developer, systems analyst, computer systems administrator, network administrator, database administrator, and IT consultant. Some graduates may also pursue roles in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, machine learning, or computer graphics and animation. With a solid foundation in computer science principles and skills, graduates have opportunities to work in small startups, large corporations, and government agencies or to start their technology ventures.