What can you do with a Computing degree?

There has never been a better time to study a Computing degree. From artificial intelligence and big data to augmented reality and machine learning, new developments in computing are becoming part of our everyday lives. 

With the evolution of digital technologies, computing graduates are desirable to a range of employers in sectors such as aerospace and defence, cyber security, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, telecommunications, gaming, as well as IT consultancies and IT service providers. 

Our Computing degrees allow you to specialise in areas shaping the future, including Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Software Engineering and Creative Computing. Through a blend of lectures and workshop-based learning, you’ll develop industry-relevant skills in programming, software engineering, mixed and virtual reality, cloud computing, AI and machine learning, alongside design thinking and creative problem-solving.

Taught by leading researchers and industry professionals, you’ll collaborate in multidisciplinary teams to design and build products and services across a wide range of sectors, from aerospace and agri-tech to manufacturing, entertainment and healthcare.

Whether you want to develop web apps, program robots or create the next breakthrough in gaming, you’ll gain the knowledge, confidence and experience to turn ideas into reality.

You’ll learn in spacious, purpose-built development studios equipped with high-end Nvidia RTX workstations, an immersive experience development lab, and cutting-edge VR and AR technology including HoloLens 2, Oculus Quest 3, Quest Pro and Valve Index. Our specialist robotics lab features Automata Eva and Epson robotic arms, alongside a SoftBank NAO humanoid robot, giving you access to professional tools used across industry and research.