(Hons) Computer Science The University of Law

Overview

The (Hons) Computer Science at The University of Law provides a comprehensive foundation in computing principles while focusing on real-world applications within the modern economy. This programme is specifically designed to equip students with the technical expertise and professional skills required to design and develop robust software solutions for complex business challenges.

Why (Hons) Computer Science at The University of Law?

Students benefit from a unique cross-disciplinary environment, sharing facilities and networking with peers from business, law, and psychology backgrounds. The University of Law holds a 5-star rating from QS World University Rankings, specifically excelling in teaching and employability. Learners gain access to the Cisco Networking Academy and Amazon Web Services (AWS) Academy, providing opportunities to earn industry-recognised certifications alongside their degree. The London Bloomsbury campus features high-specification lab facilities, including VR headsets and advanced computing hardware, ensuring students work with professional-grade equipment.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17550 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to move from fundamental principles to advanced technical specialisations. Modules may include:

• Programming
• Data Structures, Data Modelling and Computer Systems
• Information Systems and Organisations
• Software Engineering Principles
• Databases
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Networks and Operating Systems
• Research and Project Management for Computing and Information Technology
• User Interface Design

In the final year, students complete a Dissertation and can select from specialist options such as AI and Robotics, Cyber Security, Machine Learning and Data Science, or Computer Animation and Visual Effects.

Careers with (Hons) Computer Science

Graduates are prepared for a wide variety of technical and analytical roles across the technology, business, and public sectors. The programme's focus on practical application ensures students are ready for positions in software development, systems analysis, and database administration. According to recent graduate outcomes data, 85% of undergraduates from the institution were in employment or further study within 15 months of finishing their course. Potential career paths include roles within law enforcement, technology firms, and corporate consultancy, supported by the university's dedicated Employability Service and local tech community networking events.