BSc in Computer Science (Top-up)

at University of Roehampton

• Core modules provide advanced training in software engineering, databases, computer networks, and cybersecurity. 
• Students choose optional modules aligned with their interests, such as web development, mobile apps, AI, and computer graphics. 
• An individual project allows students to research and develop a computing solution for a real-world problem. 
• Practical lab sessions and group work integrate technical skills with transferable abilities. 
• The course builds directly on students' prior two years of study in a computing-related field.

Course Modules

• Final-Year Project
• Data Visualisation
• Machine Learning
• Data Engineering
• Cyber-Security

Important Dates 

The application process at the University of Roehampton will begin before the intake period. It's important for potential students to have all required documents ready in advance. Keeping informed by regularly monitoring the university's website for updates on upcoming application opportunities is recommended. Additionally, students have the option to initiate their application process using UniScholars.

• Individuals with 240 credits obtained from a Higher National Diploma (HND), a foundation degree (FdA/ FdSc), or a comparable international qualification in a pertinent field are eligible to apply.
• Similarly, applicants who have acquired 240 credits from the first and second years of an undergraduate degree (BA/BSc) in a relevant discipline at another institution are also eligible for consideration.
• Typically, candidates aiming for the IELTS Academic exam strive for a total score of 6.0, ensuring that no individual section falls below 5.5. However, for higher-level courses, the requirement increases to an overall score of 6.5, with a minimum of 6.5 in reading and writing and at least 6.0 in the other sections.

The University of Roehampton charges £ 15,750/Yr to £ 16,750/Yr as tuition fees for the BSc in Computer Science (Top-up) programme. Students are recommended to consistently check and analyse the university's website to remain informed about any revisions to the fees associated with their programme of study.

Graduates of this top-up programme are well-prepared for a variety of careers across the computing and technology sectors. Potential roles include software developer, web developer, mobile app developer, database administrator, computer programmer, network administrator, IT consultant, cybersecurity analyst, and IT project manager.