70 Computing BSc Degree Programs in Europe

The Bachelor’s Programme in Science and Engineering is a cross-disciplinary degree program that provides you with a solid grounding in several core fields of engineering and the ability to follow rapid technological developments and apply scientific methods. The major subjects available are Signal Processing and Machine Learning; Software Development; Power Engineering; Communications Engineering; Electronics and Embedded Systems.

Technology is rapidly changing the way we live and work. In what is being referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the World Economic Forum predicts that there will be at least 150 million new computing/ technology jobs in the next five years. Moreover, business and technology-related jobs will boom over the next decade becoming amongst the highest-paid and fastest-growing jobs in the new economy.

The BSc in Computing provides theoretical concepts and skills associated with computing and information technology, cover areas like mathematics, programming, data analytics, software development, data structures, computer systems, website design and development, database design and implementation.

The business world is undergoing a digital transformation, so develop your knowledge of these changes with our BSc Hons Business and Computing.  

BSc (Hons) Computing at Bath Spa is hands-on and creative. You’ll build computing products such as databases, software, and websites, learning by making – right from the start of the course. You’ll focus on context, design, and technical implementation. You’ll also learn to collaborate with others, communicate your ideas, and round off your skill set.

BSc (Honours) Computing & IT studied with a second subject can open career opportunities in various sectors. This degree combines computing & IT and is a complimentary subject – choose from business, design, mathematics, psychology and statistics. You’ll divide your time equally between the computing & IT modules and the second subject modules. So, the name of your degree will include your second subject, e.g. BSc (Honours) Computing & IT and Design.

This is one of several subject combinations available in our BSc (Honours) Computing & IT and a second subject (Q67). Computing & IT studied with statistics can open career opportunities in various sectors. You’ll gain a good grounding in statistical methods, complementing the computing & IT skills you’ll develop. So if you enjoy computing & IT, and statistics, these qualifications could suit you well.

With this BSc (Honours) in Computing and IT, you’ll become a confident user and manager of information technologies, able to administer and manage network or database systems and develop software solutions. Computing and IT skills have become fundamental to how we live, work, socialise and play.

This is one of several subject combinations available in our BSc (Honours) Computing and a second subject (Q67). This degree combines computing & IT and business. These two subjects are intertwined throughout the world of work. You’ll divide your time equally between computing & IT and business. You’ll gain insight into markets, organisations, processes, strategies, policies and decision-making.

Smart devices are now omnipresent; computing, electronics and telecommunications are integral to our everyday lives. This BSc (Honours) in Computing with Electronic Engineering combined degree develops your understanding of computing and electronic engineering, emphasising practical knowledge and skills required by industry. It considers digital technologies, programming, networking, manufacturing methods related to product design, environmental sustainability, and the legal requirements to promote good practice.

C3S Business Schools enables students passionate about the IT industry with the unique opportunity to earn a BSc (Hons) Business Computing and Information Systems degree from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), with collaboration from OTHM (Office of Tourism and Hospitality Management), UK or NCC (National Computing Centre), UK.

The BSc (Hons) Computing with Foundation Year is designed to provide a strong grounding in use of computing and IT to solve real world problems. The programme is based around 3 themes: Technology, Software, and Data. These themes are embedded in modules each year and built upon in subsequent years, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of database systems, internet technologies, data, cyber security, networking, and business information systems - all essential features for all computing and IT job roles.

BSc (Honours) in Computing & IT and Psychology to help you examine issues such as the social impact of computing & IT developments. You’ll divide your time equally between the computing & IT modules and the psychology modules. You’ll learn how psychological research addresses real-life issues. For example, psychology has both learned from and informed the development of artificial intelligence and how people interact in online environments.

This is one of several subject combinations available in our BSc (Honours) Computing & IT and a second subject (Q67). Computing & IT studied with design can open career opportunities in various sectors. Develop creative design thinking to address computer-based technology problems, preparing you to contribute to the design of the digital applications of the future.

Developed by leading specialists, our newly updated Computing and Information Technologies (Top-Up) BSc (Hons) degree has been designed around diverse cutting-edge issues, events, and digital developments. The course will allow you to deepen your knowledge and understanding through research, case studies, and practical skills-based projects.

In this specialist route through our BSc (Honours) Computing and IT (Q62), you’ll become a confident user and manager of information technologies as well as a developer of software solutions. You’ll gain both a technical and business perspective of the advantages, problems and risks of developing and using software technologies.

In Digital Arts Computing you will develop artistic work in conversation with critical studies. Through a series of projects for public exhibition you will explore the materialities of creative computing. This degree will prepare you to transform and lead the field of digital art.