BSc (Hons) Computer Science With Cyber Security with Placement year

at University of Salford

• The first year covers foundational topics like programming, web development, computer systems, and mathematics.
• In the second year, students delve into data structures and algorithms, computer networks, databases, and cyber security principles.
• Specialised cyber security modules in the third and fourth years focus on ethical hacking, digital forensics, cryptography, and incident response.
• Students also study advanced computer science subjects like artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and big data analytics.
• A major year-long industry placement takes place in the third year to provide real-world experience.

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 application process at the university will initiate prior to the intake period. Individuals planning to apply should have all the necessary documents ready well in advance. It is advisable for students to keep checking the university's website regularly for updates on upcoming application openings. Furthermore, students can use the UniScholars service to begin their application process.

• Typically, the specified grades needed for undergraduate study are as follows: 50% (from West Bengal), 55% (from ISC under CISCE), 60% (from CBSE), and 65% (from all other state boards).
• Undergraduate applicants appearing for the IELTS Academic test commonly set a target of securing an aggregate score of 6.0, while simultaneously ensuring that their score in no section dips under 5.5.

The University of Salford  costs between £ 17,040/yr to £ 19,040/yr as tuition fees for the BSc Hons Computer Science With Cyber Security With Placement programme. It's advisable for students to consistently review the university's website to stay updated on any modifications to the fees associated with their programme.

Graduates of this major are well-positioned for various roles in the cyber security and broader IT industry. Potential job titles include cyber security analyst, security consultant, ethical hacker, network security administrator, digital forensics investigator, and IT security manager. They can find employment in financial services, healthcare, government agencies, law enforcement, tech companies, and consulting firms.