Computer science

240 Credits from BTEC HND or foundation degree in computer studies or software engineering or equivalent qualification.

For Level 6 entry to BSc awards:

• applicants for direct entry to Level 6 from other programmes within the University or elsewhere must have gained a minimum of 240 credits at Levels 4 and 5, including a minimum of 120 credits at Level 5
• applicants are required to demonstrate that their previous studies and experience have provided a broad equivalence to the learning outcomes of Levels 4 and 5 of the programme
• applicants that apply for direct entry to Level 6 may hold a variety of qualifications that may include (but are not restricted to) higher national diploma, foundation degree, or following successful completion of two years of a similar BSc degree programme at another higher education institution and other equivalent national and international qualifications.

Mature students who do not have the formal qualifications, but who have a firm background in computing, will also be considered for entry to the programme. Professional references and a personal statement will be required to determine suitability.

240 Credits from BTEC HND or foundation degree in computer studies or software engineering or equivalent qualification.

For Level 6 entry to BSc awards:

• applicants for direct entry to Level 6 from other programmes within the University or elsewhere must have gained a minimum of 240 credits at Levels 4 and 5, including a minimum of 120 credits at Level 5
• applicants are required to demonstrate that their previous studies and experience have provided a broad equivalence to the learning outcomes of Levels 4 and 5 of the programme
• applicants that apply for direct entry to Level 6 may hold a variety of qualifications that may include (but are not restricted to) higher national diploma, foundation degree, or following successful completion of two years of a similar BSc degree programme at another higher education institution and other equivalent national and international qualifications.

Mature students who do not have the formal qualifications, but who have a firm background in computing, will also be considered for entry to the programme. Professional references and a personal statement will be required to determine suitability.

240 Credits from BTEC HND or foundation degree in computer studies or software engineering or equivalent qualification.

240 Credits from BTEC HND or foundation degree in computer studies or software engineering or equivalent qualification.

For Level 6 entry to BSc awards:

• applicants for direct entry to Level 6 from other programmes within the University or elsewhere must have gained a minimum of 240 credits at Levels 4 and 5, including a minimum of 120 credits at Level 5
• applicants are required to demonstrate that their previous studies and experience have provided a broad equivalence to the learning outcomes of Levels 4 and 5 of the programme
• applicants that apply for direct entry to Level 6 may hold a variety of qualifications that may include (but are not restricted to) higher national diploma, foundation degree, or following successful completion of two years of a similar BSc degree programme at another higher education institution and other equivalent national and international qualifications.

Mature students who do not have the formal qualifications, but who have a firm background in computing, will also be considered for entry to the programme. Professional references and a personal statement will be required to determine suitability.

For Level 6 entry to BSc awards:

• applicants for direct entry to Level 6 from other programmes within the University or elsewhere must have gained a minimum of 240 credits at Levels 4 and 5, including a minimum of 120 credits at Level 5
• applicants are required to demonstrate that their previous studies and experience have provided a broad equivalence to the learning outcomes of Levels 4 and 5 of the programme
• applicants that apply for direct entry to Level 6 may hold a variety of qualifications that may include (but are not restricted to) higher national diploma, foundation degree, or following successful completion of two years of a similar BSc degree programme at another higher education institution and other equivalent national and international qualifications.

Mature students who do not have the formal qualifications, but who have a firm background in computing, will also be considered for entry to the programme. Professional references and a personal statement will be required to determine suitability.