Prospective Undergraduates - Computer Science

Undergraduate degrees

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A computer science degree from Sheffield will sharpen your analytical skills, stretch your creative talents, and equip you with the technical ability you need to succeed in a computing career.

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A career with impact

In the careers market, you'll stand out from the crowd. You will have the opportunity to work with external clients and help solve real-world problems.

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Entry Requirements and Application Procedure

This page lists our standard entry requirements for British and international students. Applications are made through UCAS.

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Computer Science degrees

Computer science offers many opportunities for developing your skills in problem solving and creative thinking - skills that are highly prized by employers. It is no surprise, then, that our graduates secure excellent jobs with big-name employers such as Google, IBM and Accenture.

Artificial Intelligence degrees

Graduates of our BSc/MComp in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science are well placed to work on cutting-edge applications such as the semantic web, machine learning from massive data sets, robotics, speech and language technology, and the next generation of computer games.

Software Engineering degrees

The course not only teaches you state-of-the-art software design and programming technologies, but also lets you practise your skills in program management, team work and working with people. Both will be an excellent preparation for a future career in the IT industry.

Degrees with a Year in Industry

Degrees with a Year in Industry are a great way to gain experience in the workplace while you are student, and will give you a distinct advantage in the job market when you graduate.

Computer Science with Maths degrees

Our dual degrees taught in conjunction with the School of Mathematics and Statistics are a natural partnership: maths is a key contributor to the field of computer science, and computational theory has both provided new ways to prove mathematical results, and defined the limits on what mathematical problems can be solved algorithmically.

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