The new BSc (Computer Science) equips students with an understanding of the interplay between computing theory and practice and the essential links between them, as well as fundamental business innovation and IT solution development and management skills. This programme offers three tracks in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and cyber-physical systems. Applications for the Academic Year 2019 intake are now open. More details of the curriculum can be found here. A Computer Science Graduate Has solid grounding on the technical foundations of computing Recognises the context in which a computer system may function including its interactions with people and the physical world Applies computing knowledge to solve real problems Designs and improves systems based on quantitative and qualitative assessment of its functionality, usability, and performance

A Sample Of Various Career Paths Of A Computer Science Graduate Software Engineer Product Manager Artificial Intelligence Developer Full Stack Developer Security Penetration Tester