Computer Science (Hons) and Global Philosophies and Worldviews Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Computer Science (Hons) and Global Philosophies and Worldviews programme at Liverpool Hope University offers a unique interdisciplinary approach that bridges the gap between advanced technology and global intellectual traditions. This combined honours degree ensures that students dedicate equal time to both subjects, fostering a versatile skill set that is highly relevant in today’s interconnected and digital world.

Why Computer Science (Hons) and Global Philosophies and Worldviews at Liverpool Hope University?

Students benefit from the expertise of research-active staff within the School of Computer Science and the Environment and the School of Humanities. The curriculum is designed to be intellectually challenging and creative, offering access to cutting-edge technologies such as Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Robotics. By studying at the Hope Park campus, students engage with a curriculum that moves beyond Western-centred thought, exploring African, Chinese, Hindu, Islamic, and Jewish philosophies to develop a truly global perspective.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum provides a comprehensive foundation in both technical programming and philosophical inquiry. Modules may include:

• Computer Science
• Global Philosophies & Worldviews
• Networks
• Robotics
• Artificial Intelligence
• Virtual Reality
• African Philosophy
• Chinese Ethics
• Buddhist Mysticism

Careers with Computer Science (Hons) and Global Philosophies and Worldviews

Graduates are well-equipped for a diverse range of professional pathways that demand both technical proficiency and cultural sensitivity. The computer science element prepares students for high-earning roles in software development, mobile computing, and embedded systems. Meanwhile, the global philosophies component enhances critical engagement and understanding of diverse communities, making graduates suitable for careers in journalism, law, politics, and education. Other potential destinations include policing and human resource management, where the ability to assess radically different ways of thinking with intellectual rigour is highly valued.