Computer Science PhD – 4 years
A research degree in Computer Science will equip you with skills you can use to develop new products and systems in areas where computers play an integral role.
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Computer Science PhD – 6 years
A research degree in Computer Science will equip you with skills you can use to develop new products and systems in areas where computers play an integral role.
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Computer Science BSc (Hons) – 3 years
UCAS code: H100Develop theoretical and practical abilities in software design, development and experimentation, to become an innovative computing professional.
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Computer Science MComp (Hons) – 4 years
UCAS code: H102Develop theoretical and practical abilities in software design, development and experimentation, to become an innovative computing professional.
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Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence BSc (Hons) – 3 years
UCAS code: H110Develop sound theoretical and practical skills in AI, software design, development and experimentation to become an innovative computing professional.
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Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence MComp (Hons) – 4 years
UCAS code: H112Develop sound theoretical and practical skills in AI, software design, development and experimentation to become an innovative computing professional.
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Computer Science and Mathematics BSc (Hons) – 3 years
UCAS code: H120Develop sound practical and theoretical skills in mathematics and software development, preparing you for roles that involve data analysis, modelling and simulation.
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Computer Science and Mathematics MComp (Hons) – 4 years
UCAS code: H122Develop sound practical and theoretical skills in mathematics and software development, preparing you for roles that involve data analysis, modelling and simulation.
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Computer Systems Engineering BEng (Hons) – 3 years
UCAS code: Q110Explore the exciting space where electronic engineering meets computing to develop the computer systems our world needs now and in the future.
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Computer Systems Engineering MEng (Hons) – 4 years
UCAS code: Q112Explore the exciting space where electronic engineering meets computing to develop the computer systems our world needs now and in the future.