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Offered by the University of London
23 courses total, 14 - 28 hours per week
Hands-on learning from anywhere, no travel required
Tuition varies by geographic location
Choose a study schedule that matches your commitments
Begin your journey in tech, or access the skills you need to progress your career. This degree programme is designed to provide you with the very latest computing skills you need to succeed in a wide range of fast-paced high growth IT industries.
For direct entry to the BSc Computer Science degree, you will usually meet the following criteria:
Age 17+ by the registration deadline of your enrolment session.
GCSE Mathematics (Grade A*-B / 9-5) or AS Level Mathematics (A-E), or equivalent
A good level of English which can be evidenced through English proficiency tests
To satisfy our General Entrance Requirements.
If you do not meet the mathematics requirements, you can take the mathematics aptitude test. You will need to take the upper intermediate test and this will cost £50. To pass you must achieve a score of 40% or above. The test is taken online and you will have a maximum of 60 minutes to complete it.
Successful applicants for this programme are accepted from a diverse range of professional and academic backgrounds - previous experience and qualifications in IT are not required.
There’s also no need for prior coding experience - all skill levels are accommodated, and you’ll be using several programming languages to a professional standard by the time you complete this degree.
Applications for April 2025 are now!
Join us for our webinar on March 4 to learn more about the degree curriculum, the benefits of studying online and how to apply for the April 2025 cohort. Register here!
If you have any questions please contact the University of London.
View the Prospectus; Programme Specification and Schedule of Programme Fees.
Applications for April 2025 are now!
Join us for our webinar on March 4 to learn more about the degree curriculum, the benefits of studying online and how to apply for the April 2025 cohort. Register here!
If you have any questions please contact the University of London.
View the Prospectus; Programme Specification and Schedule of Programme Fees.
You must apply with ALL the required documents for your application to be processed.
To apply for this programme you will need to provide the following personal details:
You must provide details of previous academic study and qualifications, or ones you are studying now, in support of your application.
This must include academic documents such as your original degree certificate and official transcript confirming your final grade and modules studied. International academic documents need to be officially translated into English.
Proficiency in English language is essential to study at the University of Leeds. You will need either:
Details of who will be paying your academic (tuition) fees for the course or programme of study.
For standard entry you will need to have achieved a 3.0 GPA from a 4 year Bachelor degree.
For performance pathway you will need to have achieved a 2.2 GPA from a 4 year Bachelor degree.
For standard entry you will need to have achieved a 3 year Baccalaureat or a 4 year Bachelor degree with one of the following grades:
For standard entry you will need to have achieved a 3 - 5 year Bachelor degree with one of the following grades:
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For standard entry you will need to have achieved a 2.1 or 2.7 - 3.0 GPA from a 4 - 6 year Bachelor degrees.
For standard entry you will need to have achieved a 75% (very good) 4 - 6 year Bachelor degrees البكالوريوس.
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