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Overview
Engage in a practical, applied approach to computing
Our BSc (Hons) Computing course provides you with a broad range of knowledge and skills in the field of computing through both theoretical and practical modules, as you prepare for a successful career within the industry.
Study the key aspects of computing
Through our blend of practical and theoretical modules, you will gain a strong understanding of the key aspects of computer science and the real-world applications of computing fundamentals.
Explore a wide range of specialist areas, including:
- Computer hardware
- Programming languages and software development
- Data analysis
- Web development
- Creative computing
Apply your learning to practical projects
Throughout your degree, you will use your newly-acquired skills and knowledge to inform your work on various practical projects, which prepare you for your future career within a professional context.
Learn from our team of computer science experts
Our team of dedicated, highly-qualified computing science experts are here to help support you throughout your studies, as they get to know you and your needs to help ensure you can thrive.
Gain vital industry experience with work placement opportunities
We can support you in finding and applying for a suitable year-long work placement for between your second and third years of study, which gives you the opportunity to put your studies in practice, improve you CV, and develop your professional network ahead of your career within the industry.
Prepare for your future career
In our highly-digital age, most industries rely on computer systems and developments, which means graduates with knowledge of these areas are in high demand.
We help prepare you for your future career with providing you with the knowledge and skills needed by employers to help you stand out and allow you to thrive within a professional space.
On this course you will:
- Engage in a practical, applied approach to learning computer science.
- Apply your learning through practical projects related to industry needs.
- Have the opportunity to undertake a year-long industrial work placement.
- Learn from our team of expert and experienced teaching staff.
- Gain the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career after you graduate.
The Course
Gain an in-depth understanding of computer science principles
Year One
Your first year introduces you to the fundamentals of computing, as you begin to explore aspects of algorithms, data analysis, and programming.
Indicative modules
The following list is indicative and subject to change. More information on these modules is coming soon.
- Programming for Problem-Solving
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Introduction to Programming
- Computer Systems
- Data Analysis and Management
- Human Computer Interaction
Year Two
In your second year, you will focus on more specialist aspects of computing, such as cybersecurity and web development.
You will also look to apply your learning within professional and business intelligence contexts, as you gain vital skills in putting your newly-acquired knowledge into practice.
Indicative modules
The following list is indicative and subject to change. More information on these modules is coming soon.
- Group Project
- Professional Practice
- Web Technologies and Cloud Computing
- Computer Systems Security
- Analytics and Business Intelligence
- Web Development
Year Three
Your third year of study sees you work towards a final project that acts as a culmination of all your learning throughout your studies.
In addition, you will consider the future of computing within an ever-changing and quickly-evolving modern world.
Indicative modules
The following list is indicative and subject to change. More information on these modules is coming soon.
- Future Computing
- Multi-Platform
- Individual Project
- Creative Computing
- Internet of Things
Teaching and Assessment
Feel the support of our expert and experienced staff
Teaching
Your teaching will take the form of scheduled classes such as workshops, lecture, and seminars, as well as spend some time studying independently outside.
As well as working independently, you will have some projects and seminars in groups where you will develop your communication and teamwork skills and create work with other students.
Smaller class sizes to help your development
Our commitment to smaller class sizes allows you to feel more confident to discuss your ideas in a supportive environment and allows your tutors get to know you and how best to aid your development.
Assessment
You will be assessed through a range of assignments that could include:
- Coursework
- Project work
- Written exams
Experience
Learn in our state-of-the-art Tech Park building
Discover our £35 million Tech Park
Our Bognor Regis Campus boasts the £35m Tech Park and brings together science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics courses on one state-of-the-art site.
Bognor Regis campus
Our Bognor Regis campus boasts our £35m Tech Park, beautiful Georgian architecture and is within walking distance of the sea.
Expert staff
Our industry-experienced staff get to know you and your learning needs to help you thrive.
Computing labs
You will be surrounded by latest equipment and technology, with access to labs with Macs, PCs and LCD screens.
Learning Resource Centre
TThe Learning Resource Centre (LRC) contains the library, a café, IT/teaching rooms, and the Support and Information Zone (SIZ).
Library
Our campus library holds more than 200,000 books and over 500,000 eBooks.
Work Placements
Prepare for your career with practical placements
You can apply for a year long industrial placement during your degree.
As well as giving you an opportunity to put your studies into practice and use the skills you develop on your course, undertaking a placement helps to improve your CV and shows employers that you have already completed work in industry when you graduate.
Placements years usually take place between your second and third years of study. You will spend 1 year working with a company in industry before returning to the University to complete your final year. This effectively extends your studies by one year.
The placement will be a paid position, with pay at or above the National Minimum Wage.
Placement years are competitive. We will support you in finding and applying for a suitable placement, but we are unable to guarantee placement years.
Study Abroad
Explore the opportunity to study part of your course abroad
As a student at the University of Chichester, you can explore opportunities to study abroad during your studies as you enrich and broaden your educational experiences.
Students who have undertaken this in the past have found it to be an amazing experience to broaden their horizons, a great opportunity to meet new people, undertake further travelling and to immerse themselves within a new culture.
You will be fully supported throughout the process to help find the right destination institution for you and your course. We can take you through everything that you will need to consider, from visas to financial support, to help ensure that you can get the best out of your time studying abroad.
Careers
Discover what you can do after you graduate
This BSc (Hons) Computing programme is designed for students who are interested in a practical, applied approach to computer science and who want to work in a variety of roles in the computing industry.
Graduates of the BSc Computing program will be well-prepared for a range of careers in the computing industry, including roles such as systems analysts, network administrators, IT consulting, and more.
In addition, our approach ensures that you develop the additional skills that are highly valued by a wide range of employers across many industries, such as project management, team work, communications, and autonomy.
Further studies
The program also provides a strong foundation for students who wish to pursue further study in computer science or a related field.
Our postgraduate degrees include:
- MSc Digital Marketing
- MBA
- PGCE
- PhD/MPhil Research
Course Costs
Course Fees 2024/25
UK fee
International fee
For further details about fees, please see our Tuition Fee page.
For further details about international scholarships, please see our Scholarships page.
To find out about any additional costs on this course, please see our Additional Costs page.
Entry Requirements
Typical offer:
UCAS
A levels
BTEC
Access to HE Diploma
International Baccalaureate
IELTS
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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