Applications are open!
Applications for the July 2025 cohort are now open. Apply now or express interest to get started.
Offered by the University of London
On successful completion of this programme, students will be offered a place on the UoL online BSc Computer Science degree on Coursera
With flexible pay by module tuition, you’ll only pay for the current module you’re studying.
Complete the course in as little as six months - or study at a pace that suits you, with up to three years to complete the programme.
Lecture videos, live sessions, group feedback sessions, and connection with instructors and peers.
The International Foundation Programme for Computer Science is open to anyone who’s:
age 18+ by 31 December in the year of registration
and proficient in the English language. Please note that we accept a range of evidence, including proficiency test scores.
and has a high school level education. Passing four GCSE qualifications at grade 5 or above (C or above) would meet the requirements for UK learners but equivalent qualifications from around the world are accepted. See the entry requirements accepted from your country on the University of London website.
Applications for July 2025 are now open!
Interested in learning more? Catch up on our latest webinar with University of London faculty. Watch the recording now.
To join this programme, you must be age 18+ by 31 December in the year of registration.
⏰ Important Dates for July 2025:
Applications for July 2025 are now open!
Interested in learning more? Catch up on our latest webinar with University of London faculty. Watch the recording now.
To join this programme, you must be age 18+ by 31 December in the year of registration.
⏰ Important Dates for July 2025:
You’ll need to provide proof of your identity, using a scanned copy of one of these documents: your birth certificate, passport or national identification card. If you’ve ever changed your name, we’ll need to see evidence related to that, too.
You’ll need a scanned copy of your GCSE certificates or certified statement of results. If you’re submitting evidence of equivalent qualifications, please check the University of London's 'Am I Qualified?' page.
Submit your personal statement to provide details of why you want to study the University of London International Foundation Programme for Computer Science. This should be a maximum of 250 words.
You’ll need a clear, concise and persuasive statement, 250 words long, explaining why you want to study the International Foundation Programme for Computer Science. If you’re unsure of what to include, Coursera can help.
The course is delivered in English, so you’ll need to be proficient in the English language to be admitted to our programmes. We accept a range of evidence, including proficiency test scores. If you don’t have evidence, but you believe you can meet the standard, talk to us - we may consider your case.
Apply now to secure your spot
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