598 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Computer Sciences

This Information Technology - Business Administration programme from Australian Catholic University (ACU) provides you with a fully global perspective. 

At Games Development (Hons) from Teesside University you will explore core areas such as gameplay mechanics, level design, user experience and interactive storytelling, whilst building foundations in programming, scripting and game engine use. 

Through the Computer Science (Part-Time) (Hons) programme from University of Gloucestershire you’ll master the design, development and application of innovative, emerging technologies for real business impact. 

The Computer Science (Honours) course from University of Wollongong is a degree that follows on from the Bachelor of Computer Science, providing you with an opportunity to develop theoretical and practical skills gained during your undergraduate course.

Through the Computer Science - Laws from University of Wollongong whether you’re looking for a career as a lawyer in the technology field or a leadership position as a computer scientist, this double degree opens up a world of opportunities.

The Coding Skills, Associate Degree (AD) from University of the Fraser Valley is open to people with at least two years of computing education. It's designed to boost your existing skills, so you'll need to show a portfolio of your work to be admitted.

 (Hons) Applied Computing Technologies degree offered by University of Plymouth is key to the future of HE in Cornwall. With its continued sector-led course developments, Truro's South West Institute of Technology Valency building and the STEM & Health Skills Centre in Bodmin, our 19+ provision has moved forward into a new era. 

The Computer Science programme from University of Nicosia aims to provide students with a solid foundation in the field of computer science while preparing them to excel as professionals in an AI-driven era.

This Computer Science (Games) (Hons) degree from University of Greenwich provides the skills you need for a variety of games-related careers in computing.

The Bachelor of Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) at Flinders University is a comprehensive three-year programme designed for full-time study. This degree equips students with essential skills in AI, preparing them for a dynamic career in technology and innovation.

While specialising in the engineering discipline areas of electronic systems, computer systems and communication systems, this Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) (Honours) - Bachelor of Computer Science double degree offered at Edith Cowan University broadens the overall knowledge of students in areas which are complementary to their engineering skills.  

How do you defend against sophisticated cyberattacks? What frameworks shape global data protection? How can artificial intelligence be leveraged for real-time threat detection?These pressing questions—and many more—are at the heart of GBSB Global’s Bachelor of Business Administration & Digital Innovation with a Specialization in Cybersecurity.

On this challenging and practical BSc Computing (Hons) course, offered by The University of Lancashire you’ll examine the application of innovative technology to solve commercial and industrial computing problems.

The Computer Networking and Cyber Security (Hons) BSc degree from London Metropolitan University will teach you how to prevent and detect cyber security breaches from hacking as well as fraud against networks, information, applications, businesses and other systems that rely on technology.

This Mathematics and Computer Science (Hons) degree at University of Greenwich gives you a solid understanding of mathematical methods with core computing skills and the ability to apply them to real-life problems.

The focus of the BA in Computer Games Design with Foundation Year (Hons) at University of Wolverhampton is on creativity, innovation, ideas generation, drawing and design as well as critical thinking, problem solving and passion for games.

Combine analytical thinking with tech skills in the Science - Information Technology programme from Griffith University.

Computers have become an essential part of our daily lives. There has never been a better time to design and develop the systems and software that we use in everyday life. This Computer Science (Hons) degree at The University of Lancashire will prepare you for the many computer science jobs in the future. 

Computer scientists are integral to modern life, from automating production lines to being the brains behind our smartphones. The Computer Science (Hons) is delivered at Teesside University.

Learn computer science fundamentals, such as programming, software engineering, computer architecture, and networks in the Computer Systems Engineering (Top-Up) via Study Centres (Hons) course from University of Sunderland. Study database systems, agile development, cybersecurity, and secure networks. Explore AI, advanced cybersecurity, data technologies, and mobile development.