BSc (Hons) Computing from the University of Northampton

- A good High School Certificate
- A good IELTS score or the equivalent

The BSc (Hons) Computing is taught by the Computing Department of DEI College. It is provided by the University of Northampton which delivers the degree.
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Programme Overview
This degree programme provides a broad range of computing ideas and develops innovative solutions to problems, using practical examples to reinforce your theoretical underpinning as well as utilising our state of the art computer facilities. The computing industry is continually growing and is integral to people's daily lives and businesses. In this course you will investigate the wide reaching influences that computers and computing technology have on the world, as well as the contribution you may be able to make to future advances.
The BSc degree consists of sixteen modules & a dissertation and it is naturally completed in 3 years.

This degree would suit you if you are hoping to pursue a career in computing generally, in software systems development, end-user support; analysis and design, networking (e.g. internet applications) network engineering, mobile computing and graphics and visualisation or further academic study.