BSc Computer Science
Applications for Spring 2025 open in December!
BSc Computer Science
University of London
£13,276 to £19,767 total degree cost
Tuition varies by geographic location
100% online learning
Hands-on learning from anywhere, no travel required
Accredited Bachelor's degree
Offered by the University of London
Flexibility
Choose a study schedule that matches your commitments
36 - 72 months
23 courses total, 14 - 28 hours per week
Master cutting-edge programming skills and prepare for a high-growth tech career
Whether you’re just beginning your technology journey, or returning to education to change or advance your career, the University of London’s online Computer Science degree will give you all the tools you need to thrive in this ever-changing field.
During this course, you’ll master sought-after programming, mathematical and computing skills through practical project-based modules. You’ll choose a learning path to focus on IT career specialisms such as Data Science, Web and Mobile Development, or Machine Learning and AI. Along with the same applied computing knowledge and expertise you’d receive from studying on-campus, you’ll gain job-ready transferable professional skills, allowing you to solve problems and manage tech projects in almost any industry, including business, finance, education, science, and engineering.
Learning to use a range of programming languages, including Python and C++, you’ll position yourself for a range of exciting roles in an industry that’s expected to grow by 15% this decade (the US). What’s in this degree program?
Application is now closed for October 2024 Cohort.
Registration deadline extension: October 7.
Watch the recording of BSc Computer Science webinar to learn more.
If you have any questions please contact the University of London.
View the Prospectus; Programme Specification and Schedule of Programme Fees.
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£13,276 to £19,767 total degree cost
Tuition varies by geographic location
100% online learning
Hands-on learning from anywhere, no travel required
Accredited Bachelor's degree
Offered by the University of London
Flexibility
Choose a study schedule that matches your commitments
36 - 72 months
23 courses total, 14 - 28 hours per week
£13,276 to £19,767 total degree cost
Tuition varies by geographic location
100% online learning
Hands-on learning from anywhere, no travel required
Master cutting-edge programming skills and prepare for a high-growth tech career
Whether you’re just beginning your technology journey, or returning to education to change or advance your career, the University of London’s online Computer Science degree will give you all the tools you need to thrive in this ever-changing field.
During this course, you’ll master sought-after programming, mathematical and computing skills through practical project-based modules. You’ll choose a learning path to focus on IT career specialisms such as Data Science, Web and Mobile Development, or Machine Learning and AI. Along with the same applied computing knowledge and expertise you’d receive from studying on-campus, you’ll gain job-ready transferable professional skills, allowing you to solve problems and manage tech projects in almost any industry, including business, finance, education, science, and engineering.
Learning to use a range of programming languages, including Python and C++, you’ll position yourself for a range of exciting roles in an industry that’s expected to grow by 15% this decade (the US). What’s in this degree program?
Application is now closed for October 2024 Cohort.
Registration deadline extension: October 7.
Watch the recording of BSc Computer Science webinar to learn more.
If you have any questions please contact the University of London.
View the Prospectus; Programme Specification and Schedule of Programme Fees.
Choose your path: Direct entry or Performance-Based Admissions
Whether you have entry qualifications or experience working in a computer science field, earning a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science can help accelerate your career. If you do not have the standard entry requirements for the bachelor’s degree in Computer Science the University of London welcomes applications for the via the Performance-Based Admissions route.
To qualify for Performance-Based Admissions you need a minimum of four GCSEs or a High School Diploma (or equivalent) or have relevant work experience. If you gain Performance-Based entry to the degree, you’ll also need to achieve a pass (40% weighted average or higher) in two of the following core modules to remain on the course: Programming I, Computational Mathematics or Discrete Mathematics. You do not need to complete these courses before you enrol, they will simply form part of your first term studying the degree.
Unsure which entry route is best for you? Simply apply via direct entry. If you don’t meet direct-entry criteria, your application will automatically be considered for Performance-Based Admission.
Flexible, pay by module tuition lets you take on the right balance for your lifestyle
- £13,276 to £19,767 tuition total With flexible payment options, you can pursue a high-quality education at the pace you choose.
- Pay per module Tuition is paid by module on a pay-as-you-go basis equally across six terms. If you need to pause your coursework for a term, you won’t be charged for that term.
- Funding your studies You may find potential sources of funding and scholarships here.
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These courses are part of the degree program. If you are admitted and enroll, your completed coursework may count toward your degree learning and your progress can transfer with you.¹
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Each module is designed by the same academics who teach on campus at Goldsmiths, University of London. They’ll also be leading the delivery of the modules, supported by online tutors and the University of London team.
Your certificate will show that you have successfully completed the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. It will also show that the awarding body is the University of London with academic direction provided by Goldsmiths, University of London. The certificate does not mention Coursera or online study.
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. You can apply to take the test on the University of London website.
Alternatively, you could apply via the Performance-Based Admissions route. To qualify for Performance-Based Admissions you need a minimum of four GCSEs or equivalent and two years of relevant work experience. Once you gain entry to the degree, you’ll also need to achieve a pass (40% weighted average or higher) in Introduction to Programming I and either Computational or Discrete Mathematics to remain on the course.