Undergraduate Degrees in Computer Science

We offer a wide range of highly regarded degrees, most of which can be studied as a three-year Bachelor's degree (BSc/BEng) or a four year Master's degree (MComp/MEng). Depending on your interests, you can select a course in computer science or software engineering, or a course that mixes computer science with mathematics, artificial intelligence or physics.

 

Degree (links to course information)
 Link to online prospectus Qualification Duration UCAS Code
Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence degrees
Computer Science 2019 | 2020 BSc 3 years G402
Computer Science 2019 | 2020 MComp 4 years G400
Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science 2019 | 2020 BSc 3 years GG74
Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science 2019 | 2020 MComp 4 years G700
Software Engineering degrees
Software Engineering 2019 | 2020 BEng 3 years G600
Software Engineering 2019 | 2020 MEng 4 years G650
Degrees with a Year in Industry
Computer Science with a Year in Industry 2019 | 2020 BSc 4 years G403
Computer Science with a Year in Industry 2019 | 2020 MComp 5 years G404
Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science with a Year in Industry 2019 | 2020 BSc 4 years GG75
Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science with a Year in Industry 2019 | 2020 MComp 5 years G704
Software Engineering with a Year in Industry 2019 | 2020 BEng 4 years G604
Software Engineering with a Year in Industry 2019 | 2020 MEng 5 years G654
Degrees with a Foundation Year
Computer Science with a Foundation Year 2019 | 2020 BSc or MComp 4/5 years G401
Software Engineering with a Foundation Year 2019 | 2020 BEng or MEng 4/5 years G651
Engineering Degrees
Engineering IPO 2019 | 2020 MEng 4 years H100
Engineering with a Year in Industry  2019 | 2020 MEng 5 years H104

The content of our courses is reviewed annually to make sure it's up-to-date and relevant. Individual modules are occasionally updated or withdrawn. This is in response to discoveries through our world-leading research; funding changes; professional accreditation requirements; student or employer feedback; outcomes of reviews; and variations in staff or student numbers.In the event of any change we'll consult and inform students in good time and take reasonable steps to minimise disruption.