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.

High-Performance Computing (HPC) Engineering is a highly multidisciplinary program, which aims at training engineers with a solid preparation in information technologies and computer architectures for supercomputing, quantum computing, and mathematical-statistical modeling of complex problems.

The aim of the Master in Computer Engineering – Mobile Computing (MEI-CM) is to confer a professional specialization with great emphasis on mobile computing and associated technologies.

The Mobile Computing course offers more than just app development, with exciting topics such as automotive computing and smart energy. It is aimed at IT enthusiasts who are looking for practical applicability through exercises, projects and the master's thesis.

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.

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.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) Master of Computing in Artificial Intelligence (MComp in AI) is offered by the NUS School of Computing. A comprehensive and challenging graduate programme with specialised courses that include the latest research findings in applied and fundamental computing fields, MComp in AI provides advanced and in-depth knowledge of Information Technology (IT) to prepare students for the challenges of an IT career.

We recognise that there are many routes to success at the degree level. Our Computing and Mathematics Foundation Year specifically caters for those who lack the traditional entry qualifications to join the first year of a science degree. You are likely to be someone with either non-computing/maths-based qualifications, someone who has tried computing/maths-based subjects but has yet to realise their potential or you are a mature student, with skills and experience from employment, who wants to return to education.

This program is specifically designed to provide knowledge to enhance technical capabilities within the computing area.

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.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Computing is an intensive programme of study designed for graduates and professionals with appropriate industrial experience. It will develop your knowledge and skills in computing, support a professional approach to the application of those skills, and demonstrate your capability for advanced-level study. A wide choice of modules enables you to meet your immediate career needs or extend your understanding of this broad subject.

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.

Our one-year Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) prepares you to teach the secondary school computing curriculum for the 11-16 age range. You’ll explore how to teach children computing and digital skills through hands-on activities such as programming and practical projects.

The program consists of two closely related study tracks, Visual Computing, and Computer Game Development. Within the scope of Visual Computing, the program offers training in a wide range of visual sciences, including geometric modeling, rendering (image synthesis) as well as the basics of image analysis and computer vision. The Computer Game Development focuses - apart from computer graphics techniques - on artificial intelligence and intelligent agent systems as well as on software engineering skills necessary for the development of large-scale gaming projects. Both study tracks place emphasis on general programming skills, both at the system level closer to the hardware as well as on the higher level of modern programming languages.

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.