BSc (Hons) Computer Science and Diploma in Industrial Training

If you want to start your career with a year's work experience in hand, then you should consider this course. It combines the rigorous studies of the BSc (Hons) Computer Science with a year of work placement in level 4. This means 12 months of experience working in an organisation in the computing sector by the time you finish your degree. The Diploma in Industrial Training is gained through successful completion of the work placement. The work placement helps you to develop specific work-related skills, giving you the opportunity to build upon the theory you've learned and have real-world experience. This course aims to give a well-integrated balance of theoretical underpinnings and practical experience, strongly informed by the research expertise of our academic staff.Computer Science provides you with a comprehensive foundation to understand, design and implement cutting-edge computer software and systems. Our prestigious programme is intricately designed using insights from industrial partners and their industrial needs to give you the necessary modern skills in this fast-moving field. Our Computer Science programme will introduce you to the core concepts and allow you to develop strong practical skills while nurturing your professional skills in problem-solving and project work. Our programme is aimed at empowering you to design systems, craft robust software and pioneer innovative technologies.We launched Scotland’s first undergraduate degree in computing, as well as one of the firsts in the UK. We continue to lead and provide a well-established and outstanding education in Computer Science, including its core and most modern themes like Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cyber Security, Cloud Technologies, Robust Systems, Parallel Systems and Robotics.AccreditationBSc (Hons) Computer Science and Diploma in Industrial Training is accredited byBritish Computer Society (BCS),The Chartered Institute for IT on behalf of the Engineering Council, fully meeting the academic requirement for Incorporated Engineer and partially meeting the academic requirement for a chartered engineer.Potential career pathsInformation Technology professionals