462 Computing Degree Programs

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.

You will master modern programming languages, data science and machine learning algorithms, and apply them to problems in your chosen science. You will understand the main software engineering concepts and principles involved in scientific computing and data science and use them to model complex scientific systems, giving you an edge in a competitive and fast-changing labour market. Through project work, industrial networking and visits, you will have opportunities to build contacts, opening up additional job opportunities once qualified.

This Diploma of Higher Education in Computing and IT Practice is about acquiring skills and learning to use them at work. If you want to gain confidence using and managing IT, grasp new opportunities or develop software solutions, there’s a route for you. This qualification provides a broad-based foundation in computing and IT. It includes a work-based element and builds on your existing skills.

The Ph.D. in computing and information sciences is a research degree designed to produce independent scholars, cutting-edge researchers, and well-prepared educators.

The Master’s Degree Programme in High-Performance Computing combines knowledge of high-performance computing and computer systems with expertise in computational models and methods in the natural sciences. By choosing this programme, you will learn to develop and apply parallel and distributed computing methods to multidisciplinary problems. Through your studies, you will be able to develop and implement sophisticated data mining and machine learning methods for different types of data. Additionally, you will be able to keep pace with the rapid development of these technologies and apply them to solve large and challenging computational problems.

The National University of Singapore, Computer Sciences and Information Systems is ranked #4 by QS World Ranking by Subjects 2025. The Master of Computing offers 4 routes for students wanting to upskill or break into the field of Computing. Students without a relevant background can apply for the General Track, which is designed for students with a Non-computing undergraduate degree.

The MSc in Computing offers various majors (Natural Language Processing; Data Analytics; Artificial Intelligence; Secure Software Engineering), equipping graduates with advanced skills to develop high-quality software and systems. This program prepares students to deliver innovative solutions for business and the economy, enhancing their expertise in the ever-evolving tech industry.

Welcome to the futuristic world of quantum computing, the next great evolutionary leap in computer technology. As one of the first universities in Germany, DIT offers you a Master's degree in Quantum Computing. Building on your knowledge in computer science, physics or engineering, you will learn about the modern technology of quantum computing in this degree programme.

Study the engineering of computer hardware and software alongside the mathematical principles of computing. Computing is a creative and wide-ranging subject that focuses on using sound underlying principles and logical thinking to design and build systems that really work.

This flexible Postgraduate Diploma in Computing enables computing practitioners to pursue their career goals. You'll gain advanced knowledge, skills and techniques and develop a professional approach to studying and applying computing. You can choose modules to meet your requirements or focus on information security and forensics, networking, or software engineering.

This CAVA Access to HE course at City College Plymouth will help you to develop sought-after computing skills and knowledge, allowing you to be fully prepared to study computing or IT subjects at university. This one-year, full-time Access to Higher Education computing course provides an intensive introduction to computer science, teaching you skills in a variety of areas including programming, web development, maths (for computing) and networking. Those successfully completing this course will be offered a place on our foundation degree-level courses in software development or hardware, possibly leading to our University of Plymouth affiliated BSc Applied Computer Science degree here at the College.

The "Advanced Computing Systems" master's program focuses on training highly skilled professionals in the field of advanced computing. The program aims to equip students with strong research and development competencies, fostering interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary expertise in cutting-edge computing technologies.

Step into the dynamic world of computing with a degree that equips you with the skills to innovate, tackle complex challenges, and drive real impact in the tech industry. Our Online MSc Computing, designed for working professionals, offers the flexibility to learn from anywhere while developing the expertise of a skilled, ethical, and transformative tech professional.

The purpose of the Higher National Diploma in Computing programme is to equip you with the necessary knowledge, understanding, and skills needed to succeed in employment in the computing industry.

The Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Mathematics and Computing seeks to train professionals who are capable of applying mathematics in those areas of science, engineering, economics, and other social sciences where computation plays a key role. Students will be prepared for the design and use of algorithms and numerical modeling methods and for solving real problems. 

Quantum computing, considered the next frontier in computing, uses the principles of quantum mechanics to perform complex calculations at speeds unimaginable for today's classical computers. This technology promises to transform information processing, impacting fields across cryptography, drug discovery, climate modeling, artificial intelligence and more.

This degree combines computing & IT and mathematics (pure or applied). You’ll divide your time equally between the computing & IT modules and the mathematics modules. Computing & IT studied together with mathematics can open up careers in a wide range of sectors. You’ll gain a good grounding in mathematical methods. This will complement the skills and knowledge you develop in computing & IT. And you’ll pick computing and IT focus to fit your needs and interests.

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.