Study Computing at University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) in the UK, Science, Technology and the Environment
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What will I learn?

If you are looking for a successful career in the fast-moving computing industry, the BSc (Hons) Computing degree is for you.You will learn all the knowledge and skills you need to work in this sector, as well as developing key personal and intellectual qualities necessary for continued professional development.In years three and four you can choose to study for a generic degree in computing or you can specialise in software development or technical support. This will allow you to exit at the end of the fourth year with a themed award, for example: BSc (Hons) Computing (Networking and Cybersecurity) or BSc (Hons) Computing (Software Engineering).The course provides a high-quality design/development web education that has been designed to meet employers’ requirements. When you graduate, you will be well-equipped to implement and manage web design and development projects from start to finish.

Which department am I in?

Science, Technology and the Environment

Study options

Full Time (4 Years)

Tuition fees
£17,970.00 (US$ 23,207) per year
This is a provisional fee yet to be approved
Start date

September 2027

Venue

North, West and Hebrides - Thurso

UHI North West and Hebrides,

Ormlie Road,

Thurso,

Highland,

KW14 7EE, Scotland, United Kingdom

Full Time (4 Years)

Tuition fees
£17,970.00 (US$ 23,207) per year
This is a provisional fee yet to be approved
Start date

September 2027

Venue

Moray

UHI Moray, Moray Street,

Elgin,

Moray,

IV30 1JJ, Scotland, United Kingdom

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