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46 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Computing (3-year degree)
Computing (3-year degree) from University of Buckingham looks at the computing and communications technologies lie at the heart of modern society. They include hardware, software, networks, tools, telecommunications equipment and required standards that provide the technological framework on which the delivery of information services is based.
Security, Intelligence and Cyber with integrated Foundation (Hons)
This B.A. in Security, Intelligence and Cyber with integrated Foundation (Hons) at the University of Buckingham is designed to equip students with essential knowledge and skills in the security domain. Offered in a full-time format, this programme provides a comprehensive introduction to the complexities of security and intelligence, ensuring a robust educational foundation.
(Hons) Content Creation, Digital Media and Journalism
(Hons) Content Creation, Digital Media and Journalism from University of Buckingham comprises of study and practical training in a wide range of aspects of contemporary digital media, journalism and content creation.
Secondary Education
This newly developed three-year course in Secondary Education from University of Buckingham is designed for those without a degree working in schools, who aspire to become maths teachers.
Primary Education (Hons)
(Hons) Primary Education from University of Buckingham is designed for those working as teaching assistants in schools who wish to become primary or prep school teachers. To be a qualified teacher in England you have to have a degree and the most relevant degree to take is one in Education.
Psychology with Applied Computing
Psychology with Applied Computing from University of Buckingham looks at the ever-larger role that computers are taking in our everyday lives and the increasing number of jobs in the Information Technology sector. Aadegree covering psychology and IT is a very wise choice. The area of human-computer interaction is an example of an overlap between the two disciplines.