BSc (Hons) Computer Science With Cyber Security With Professional Experience

at University of Salford

• Students start by building a strong foundation in programming, algorithms, data structures, computer systems, and mathematics. 
• Core computer science modules cover software engineering, databases, computer networks, and operating systems.
•  Cybersecurity topics include network security, cryptography, ethical hacking, digital forensics, and incident response. 
• Throughout the course, practical skills are emphasised through lab sessions, projects, and a one-year paid industry placement.
•  In the final year, students undertake an individual project and advanced modules to further specialise in areas of interest.

Course Modules

• Programming 1
• Programming 2
• Database Systems
• Professional Development and Practices
• Web Development and Human-Computer Interfaces
• Computer System Internals and Linux

Important Dates

The intake periods for various programs and campuses at the university are not uniform. Individuals interested in attending should refer to the university's official website or get in touch with the admissions office to obtain accurate details about the 2024 intake periods. While most universities admit students in the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) semesters, it is crucial to verify the particulars directly with the institution.

• Undergraduate admission typically mandates the following grade thresholds: 50% for the West Bengal board, 55% for ISC (administered by CISCE), 60% for CBSE, and 65% for all other state boards.
• Aspiring test-takers of the IELTS Academic should aim to achieve an overall score of 6.0, with a minimum score of 5.5 in each section.

The University of Salford £ 16,000/Yr to £ 18,000/yr as tuition fees for the BSc Hons Computer Science With Cyber Security With Professional Experience programme. Students must frequently check the university's website to remain informed about any updates regarding the tuition fees and costs associated with their academic programmes.

Graduates are well-prepared for various computing roles, especially those focused on cyber security. Their combined expertise in computer science fundamentals and specialised cyber security knowledge is highly valued across sectors. Potential career paths include cybersecurity analyst, ethical hacker, security consultant, security software developer, incident response analyst, and digital forensics investigator. They can find opportunities in finance, healthcare, government, manufacturing, technology firms, and cybercrime law enforcement.