Computer Science University of London

Overview

Throughout the Computer Science BSc degrees from University of London  you'll master in-demand programming, mathematical and computing skills through project-based modules where you'll develop your own software. 

Our Computer Science degrees are developed and taught by staff at the world-renowned Department of Computing at Goldsmiths. You'll work closely with leading academics and industry experts whose knowledge is drawn from real-life experience across a wide range of regions and industries.

Choose a specialism to match your career goals, from machine learning and AI, data science, web and mobile development, UX and more. Through hands-on project work, you’ll gain highly sought-after technical skills in cutting-edge disciplines, and graduate with a portfolio of work that you can present to potential employers.

Gain a University of London degree from anywhere in the world: choose between fully online learning or enrolling at one of our Recognised Teaching Centres in your home country for additional face-to-face tuition support. Either way, our specialist tutors are always on hand to help.

Career opportunities:

• Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence: Technical, problem-solving jobs in a rapidly growing area. A typical job title is machine learning engineer.

• Data Science: Data-intensive technical jobs. Typical job titles include data scientist, data visualisation engineer, business data analyst, data manager and data engineer.

• Web Development and Mobile Development: Jobs involving the development of web and mobile technology such as websites and applications for smartphones and tablets. Examples of jobs could be mobile application developer, mobile software engineer, front-end engineer, full stack developer and back-end developer.

• Physical Computing and Internet of Things: A rapidly growing and exciting area which is becoming relevant across different sectors. Jobs in this area include Internet of Things (IoT) engineer, creative technologist and embedded software engineer.

• Games Development: A range of jobs in the creative industries, especially in the video games industry. Typical job titles include game designer, video game tester and video game programmer.