Course summary

About the course BSc (Hons) Computing and Digital Technologies explores how computing underpins modern digital systems, services and innovation. The course is designed for students who want a broad understanding of computing alongside practical skills that support digital transformation across organisations. You will study core computing principles while developing applied skills in digital technologies. The course supports students interested in technical and digitally focused roles across business, public services and the technology sector. What you’ll study You’ll build a solid foundation in computing and digital technologies, while gaining professional skills valued across technology, business and public sector organisations, including programming fundamentals, systems analysis, data handling, digital problem solving and professional communication. Modules offered can vary each year but may include: • Programming and Computing Fundamentals • Digital Technologies and Systems • Data and Information Management • Computing and Digital Technologies Project How you’ll learn You will learn through: • Lectures and seminars introducing key computing and digital concepts • Practical workshops and lab-based sessions • Assessment through coursework, projects, reports and examinations • Independent study supported by academic guidance, feedback and technical support You will also use digital learning platforms, development tools and online resources to support your learning. Future opportunities The course develops technical, analytical and transferable skills that are relevant to a wide range of digitally focused careers. Graduates are prepared for roles that require an understanding of computing alongside practical digital capability. • Digital and technology support roles • Systems and data-related positions • Business and public sector technology roles • Postgraduate study in computing or digital subjects The transferable skills developed also support progression into postgraduate study or wider professional careers. Facilities You will study in facilities that support computing practice, digital learning and independent study. • Dedicated computer labs with modern hardware and software • Access to development environments and digital tools • Collaborative project and study spaces • Academic and technical support services These facilities support your academic development and help you apply computing and digital technologies knowledge with confidence.