A three-year BSc (Hons) at Goldsmiths, University of London that combines software development with business and entrepreneurship. You’ll learn how to build digital products and apply computing to real business challenges, including venture creation and digital strategy.
The Business Computing and Entrepreneurship (Hons) program at Goldsmiths, University of London offers a comprehensive three-year BSc (Hons) degree that blends the principles of software development with the dynamics of business and entrepreneurship. This program equips students with the skills to create digital products and tackle real-world business challenges, focusing on venture creation and digital strategies.
This program is structured over three years, progressively advancing from foundational concepts in computing and entrepreneurship to more specialized project work and venture-focused modules.
Assessment: Students will engage in a variety of assessments including coursework, practical programming tasks, presentations, and project-based evaluations. Each year culminates in significant computing projects, leading to a comprehensive final year project and venture development.
Academic entry requirements may include:
English language requirements (minimums):
Documents typically required: Academic transcripts/certificates, English test results (if applicable), and a completed application form. Specific subject requirements and application deadlines may vary—check the current Goldsmiths/UCAS cycle for the latest details.
Graduates of the Business Computing and Entrepreneurship program will be well-prepared to enter a wide range of career paths in technology, business development, and entrepreneurship. The skills obtained will enable them to innovate and lead in various sectors, making them valuable assets in today's digital economy.
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