University Campus Suffolk

What you'll study

Teaching is delivered using the university's 'block and blend' approach. Core first-year subjects listed as requisite modules include:

• Computing Fundamentals
• Networking and Cyber Security
• Introduction to Web Design
• Introduction to Programming
• Introduction to AI and Data Science

Beyond year one students select specialist modules to form a pathway in areas such as cyber security, software engineering, web and mobile development, networking, data science, AI and cloud computing. Final-year, placement and study-abroad options are available to extend practical and international experience. Student project examples from recent cohorts include web and mobile applications, client websites and industry web solutions.

Entry requirements

Typical UK academic entry: 112 UCAS points (or above). Examples of equivalent qualifications given are BBC at A-level, DMM for BTEC, Merit for T Level, or a Pass in an Access to HE Diploma. All applicants must normally hold GCSE English and Maths at Grade C/4 or equivalent; applicants without these may be considered individually based on their full application.

Career prospects

Graduates go into a range of technical roles with industry relevance from the course pathways and projects. Positions explicitly cited by the university include:

• Cyber Security Expert
• Web Developer
• Data Scientist
• Artificial Intelligence Expert
• Mobile App Developer
• QA Engineer
• Network Engineer
• Software Developer
• Data Analyst

The university's Careers, Employability and Enterprise Team supports students during study and after graduation.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course page lists tuition fees for UK and international students and notes the university provides bursaries, scholarships and other funding advice. For 2026/27 the published UK full-time tuition fee is 3,790 per year and for 2027/28 the published UK full-time tuition fee is 10,050 per year; students are advised the university may adjust fees in line with regulations. Applicants can apply for funding from the spring before their course starts and should consult the university's fees and scholarships pages for full details.