Computing

Overview

This undergraduate computing programme provides a technical education to give you the practical and theoretical skills to pursue a wide range of careers in IT, computing and multimedia. You study in a highly practical environment, gaining the experience, skills and confidence that comes from successfully realizing your own projects. 

You can choose a pathway in either General Computing or Multimedia Design and Development during the first two years, each of which culminates in the final project in year three. 

The first two years can be studied full-time or part-time while combining daytime, evening, weekend and blended learning classes. The final year is organised entirely around evening and weekend classes to allow for flexibility for both full-time students and part-time professionals.

Opportunity & Inspiration

• A highly practical approach to teaching brings you into direct contact with many industry leading companies and individuals.
• Confidence-building through projects and real-life computing contexts.
• Outstanding lecturers and professional guest lecturers bring their experience and influence directly into the classroom.
• A solid theoretical and highly practical approach to teaching provides the best of both academic know-how and real-life experience.
• Applicants with previous university education in IT, computing or multimedia may apply for entry directly into the second or third year. Please note that the third year is offered only as full-time study, with classes on one weekday afternoon (5:00-9:20pm) and at weekends.
   

Career Success

The General Computing pathway provides solid background and training to enable graduates to work as network specialists, database designers, web designers and IT programers.

The Multimedia Design & Development pathway provides direct focus on the fast-growing areas of the multimedia industry, such as mobile app and computer games development, 2D, 3D modelling, and animation. Students who choose this pathway may go into film, and TV, animation, advertising or the web and games industry.

Similar courses

• Artificial Intelligence

  University of Groningen Netherlands, Groningen

• Computing Science

  University of Groningen Netherlands, Groningen

• Data Science

  University of Nicosia Cyprus, Nicosia

• Applied Computer Science

  Saxion University of Applied Sciences - Enschede Netherlands, Enschede

• Applied Computer Science

  European Polytechnical University Bulgaria, Pernik

• Applied Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence

  Sapienza University of Rome Italy, Rome

• Applied Informatics

  Neapolis University Pafos Cyprus, Pafos

• Artificial Intelligence

  SAMK Satakunta University of Applied Sciences Finland, Pori

• Computational Business Analytics

  Frankfurt School of Finance and Management Germany, Frankfurt (Main)

• Computer Control and Computer Science

  Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies Latvia, Jelgava

• Computer Engineering

  Vistula University Poland, Warsaw

• Computer Engineering

  European University Cyprus Cyprus, Nicosia

• Computer Engineering

  Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Lithuania, Vilnius

• Computer Modelling and Simulation

  Czestochowa University of Technology Poland, Czestochowa

• Computer Networking

  New York College in Athens Greece, Athens