Undergraduate study
Compare broad computing foundations, technical specialisms and the amount of practical project work.
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Computing & Data
Explore computer science, software, data and the technologies changing how people live and work.
Discuss Computing study options
FIND YOUR DIRECTION
What do you want technology to help people do?
Computing and data cover a wide range of ways to solve problems. A course focused on software development can feel very different from one built around mathematical theory, data analysis or the security of digital systems.
Specialisms to explore
- Computer science & software engineering
- Data science & analytics
- Artificial intelligence & machine learning
- Cybersecurity & digital systems
- Human–computer interaction & digital products
DIFFERENT STARTING POINTS
Explore the study routes.
Your academic background and goals help determine which routes are worth exploring.
Postgraduate study
Review specialist and conversion routes carefully: their expected mathematics, programming and prior study can differ.
Research
Explore the research topic, supervisor, computing resources and opportunities for collaboration.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Look beyond the course title.
Your starting point
Check the mathematics and coding background expected, especially when moving from another discipline.
Technical depth
Read the module list and assessment approach to understand what you will actually build, analyse or investigate.
Learning environment
Compare practical projects, team work, facilities and the links between teaching and research.
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can be clearer.
Share your current qualification, the level you want to study, your interests and your approximate budget. We can help you compare course directions, understand the application journey and identify the questions to verify with institutions.
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