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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
The BSc Computer Science programme is fully developed and taught by the same faculty that teaches on-campus at Goldsmiths, University of London. When you complete your degree, you’ll be invited to the university’s annual graduation ceremony in London.
The university provides a course syllabus and exam timetable at the start of every term, to help you balance your study commitments and meet your deadlines.
Leveraging Coursera’s online education platform to deliver the programme curriculum allows BSc Computer Science students to benefit from Coursera features such as interactive video transcription, in-course note taking, and seamless learning across multiple devices.
Degrees on Coursera are powered by technology that helps you spark meaningful connections with your faculty and peers. Courses include weekly pre-recorded video lectures, quizzes, and programming assignments. There’s no live attendance required, so you can keep up your studies during commutes or other short periods of spare time.
Students collaborate on group projects using Zoom and Slack, and can access instructors during office hours. Faculty are hands-on, expertly facilitating lively and thought-provoking classes and projects.
Connect with fellow learners in staff-moderated discussion forums to collaborate and share your progress
One-to-one guidance is available from your course tutors and university staff
With online access to the University of Leeds Library, thousands of journals, e-books, databases and search tools are at your disposal
You can work out your next steps with one-to-one support from the university’s Careers Services
Reach out to fellow students and other professionals, and establish common interests within the University of Leeds virtual social spaces
Build a sustainable study schedule without compromising your work, home and social life, with flexible online study
One of the world’s top 100 Universities (QS rankings), The University of Leeds was established in 1904 and it is one of the largest higher education institutions in the UK.
Working with others, the University uses its expertise in research and education to address local and global challenges, achieve social justice, reduce inequalities, and help achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It is a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive universities and part of the Worldwide Universities Network (WUN).
School of Mathematics
The University of Leeds’ School of Mathematics, produces extensive research spanning multiple areas of mathematics, including applied mathematics, financial mathematics and statistics. Researchers in the School work in close partnership with the Leeds Institute for Data Analytics, the Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics and the Alan Turing Institute.
Leeds Institute of Data Analytics
Established in 2014, with major investments from the UK Research Councils and the University of Leeds, LIDA has developed state of the art physical and IT infrastructures to raise the bar in standards of data quality, access, protection and exploitation.
Over 90 research centres, programmes and projects are now based at the Institute and their infrastructure also supports in excess of £75 million research across the university. Growing through support from a network of local and national collaborators, LIDA is becoming a major powerhouse for research, civic engagement and business growth in the North of England and beyond.
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