A year that transforms
A Year in Computer Science is a transformative journey that will reshape your mindset, open doors to new opportunities, and equip you with skills that are in high demand across industries.
From programming to data analysis, this programme covers a range of essential skills. Whether you're studying agriculture, biotechnology, or psychology, the Year in Computer Science fits into various degree programmes. The option is available to students of the following courses:
- BSc Agricultural and Crop Science
- BSc Agricultural and Livestock Science
- BSc Agriculture
- BSc Animal Science
- BSc Biotechnology
- BSc Environmental Biology
- BSc Environmental Science
- BSc Food Science
- BSc Food Science and Nutrition
- BSc Microbiology
- BSc Natural Sciences
- MSci Natural Sciences
- BSc Nutrition
- BSc Plant Science
- MSci Plant Science
- BSc Psychology
- BSc Psychology and Neuroscience
Diverse modules to choose from
Coding is not just about syntax, it's a way of thinking, problem-solving, and creating solutions. You can switch to this programme without prior coding knowledge, but as it is such an essential skill we strongly recommend you try out some coding before switching.
Study topics such as:
- introducing programming languages
- working with databases
- data modelling and analysis
- software engineering
- image processing
If you successfully complete the year, 'with a Year in Computer Science' will be added to your graduating certificate.
Skills to boost your employability
A Year in Computer Science isn't just about learning to code, it's about gaining a comprehensive skill set that empowers you in the digital age. From information literacy to software design, each aspect contributes to a dynamic foundation for your academic and professional journey.
By completing the year in industry you will:
- Increase your information and digital media literacy.
- Gain useful skills in programming, data visualisation and modelling.
- Get experience in data management, software design and information systems.
- Learn new programming languages which you can apply to your other subjects.
- Experience a fourth area of study.
- Develop skills which open new areas of study and help with the rest of your degree.
- Supercharge your career prospects with a new suite of skills you can offer to employers.
