Overview

Overview

• Our Software Engineering degree enables you to develop the skills needed to implement solutions to complex software problems. It is designed to offer both a fundamental understanding of computer science, as well as specialist professional skills in secure software development.
• Through a unique programme of modules, you will develop the advanced technical expertise, collaboration and communication skills to turbo charge your employability and agility in a rapidly evolving industry. Your modules cover a combination of key practical and technical skills in software engineering principles.
• You will study in a learning environment with research-informed teaching, providing accessible and tailored support for all aspects of academic and personal skills development. You will also benefit from access to interdisciplinary cross-department specialists within the University of Winchester Business School and links to the British Computer Society.
• Throughout your journey, you will develop core knowledge in programming, secure systems, applications development, UX design and cross platform mobile development. There are also a range of fascinating optional modules so you can tailor your learning to your career aspirations. Depending on the optional modules you choose, you may graduate with a specialism in Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Technologies, DevOps, Full Stack Development, or Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
• Before moving on to the final year, you may choose to spend a year on a paid work placement in a business relevant to your ambitions.
• University of Winchester Pathways to Computer Science Programme
• The Pathways to to Computer Science programme runs for the first time from October 2024. The pathway is an opportunity for prospective computing students to engage in a series of practical and informative sessions delivered by academics and technology professionals in our Faculty of Business and Digital Technologies.
• Participants in Pathways to Computer Science are eligible to receive reduced contextual offers on the following University of Winchester courses:

- BSc (Hons) Computer Science

- BSc (Hons) Cyber Security

- BSc (Hons) Software Engineering

Eligibility for the programme

The programme is open to all home and Channel Islands Year 12 and Year 13 students.

Programme activities include:

• Lectures and seminar activities based on a variety of relevant topics

• Experience of practical exercises in coding and problem solving and cyber challenges

• Career guidance and advice from successful professionals from the world of computing

• Optional interview experience with the Dean of Faculty or Head of Department

Activities are delivered live at the University of Winchester with some activities delivered virtually.

For more information on the Pathways to to Computer Science programme and how to apply

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