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Study Computer Science in the UK
Studies in Computer Science (or computing) aim to give you valuable knowledge about how computer systems are developed and function, as well as how different solutions are linked together in networks. Information and communication technology is important for development in business and the public sector. Studies in data and IT are available at both undergraduate (bachelor's) and postgraduate (master's and PhD) level.
Computer and IT studies will mainly be an immersion in computer theory and will offer a scientific and mathematical approach to data processing, programming, artificial intelligence, scientific data processing, cryptography, and similar subjects. During both the bachelor's and master's degree, you will have the opportunity to learn about these subjects and specialize in an area that interests you the most. It is common for master's degrees to be more specialized than bachelor's degrees.
Also offered within this subject area are studies in game development and game design - perfect for those who are creative and interested in the gaming industry. In addition, there are studies such as computer engineering, which involves both designing and building computer systems, artificial intelligence (A.I), and software. This can also involve building a PC physically. You can also combine your studies with other subjects such as mathematics, business, and even philosophy or music.
In the UK, you don't necessarily have to do a master's degree in the same area you studied for your bachelor’s degree. For example, you can take a master's in business or entrepreneurship after completing a bachelor's in data and information technology, if you have a dream of managing your own data company. Or you can build on the knowledge you have gained during your bachelor's degree and specialize in something like computer/cyber security, robotics, or integrated systems.
Master’s Degree in 1 Year
Many UK universities offer master's degrees that can be completed in one year. In addition to this, you can apply to almost any master's degree without necessarily having a bachelor's degree in the same field. Of course, a relevant bachelor's degree would be advantageous, but it is not always a requirement.
Job Opportunities
There are many career opportunities in data and IT. You can work with programming, system development, data processing, in education, or with the creation of websites.
Want to Learn More?
If this is an area you’re interested in pursuing, your personal Across the Pond advisor will be happy to send you suggestions for studies that will suit your interests and align with your academic history.
With the assistance of your Across the Pond advisor, you will have someone who can help you with information about admission requirements (these can vary depending on your Canadian province or university), which studies are available at bachelor's and master's level and help find the studies and universities that best suit you with your background, grades, desire to study and possibly place of study.
As the studies and universities all have different criteria and levels, it is unfortunately impossible to state all the nuances here on this page, so to get the most accurate information tailored to you and your wishes, get in touch with one of our advisors.
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