Program Overview

Computing and Digital Technologies, BSc (Hons)

Overview

The Computing and Digital Technologies degree covers the creation, critical examination, and deployment of digital data and systems, and their impact on societies around the world. Its broad scope will enable students to develop their knowledge and understanding of the digital world, and how digital technologies can be made and used creatively, productively, and safely.

Course Details

• UK/EU Fees: Ł9,535 (2026)
• International Fees: Ł22,700 (2026)
• UCAS Code: G450
• Mode of Study: Campus Based
• Typical Offer: ABB-BBC
• Location: Bay Campus

Modules

Year 1 (Level 4) modules include:

• Data Representation & Computer Architecture
• Programming & Software Engineering 1
• Introduction to Data Science
• Professional Issues, Security & Digital Technology
• Programming & Software Engineering 2 Optional modules:
• Modelling Computing Systems
• Modelu Systemau Cyfrifiadurol

Entry Requirements

• A Level: ABB-BBC
• BTEC: DDD in Computing or related subjects
• UK Access: 24 Distinctions and 15 merits, including 3 Maths
• T Levels: Distinction
• International Baccalaureate: 32 Points

How You're Taught

Students will benefit from a range of teaching methods, including lectures, seminars, workshops, and practical sessions. The university's Centre for Academic Success provides additional support with academic writing, maths, critical thinking, and digital skills.

Welsh Provision

There is currently no formal Welsh-medium provision on this course. However, students can access support through Academi Hywel Teifi, including an interview in Welsh, personal correspondence, and the opportunity to write and submit coursework in Welsh.

Meet Your Lecturers

The Computer Science community at Swansea University includes world-leading lecturers who are passionate about their research. Research areas include cryptocurrencies, data security, cyberterrorism, and future interaction technologies.

Tuition Fees

Fees for full-time undergraduate UK students may increase in subsequent years of study. International student fees are Ł22,700 for 2026.

Funding and Scholarships

Students may be eligible for funding to support their study, including scholarships and bursaries. Academi Hywel Teifi and the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol offer generous scholarships and bursaries for students who wish to study through the medium of Welsh or bilingually.

Careers and Employability

Graduates from the Computer Science department have found employment in a range of roles, including analyst developers, business analysts, computer programmers, and software developers. The Careers and Employability Team provides support with finding jobs, internships, and work placements, as well as guidance on postgraduate study and funding.

Academic Support

The Centre for Academic Success provides courses, workshops, and one-to-one support in areas such as academic writing, maths, and critical thinking. The Disability Office and Wellbeing Service also offer support for students with disabilities or mental health conditions.

Study Abroad and Global Opportunities

Students can participate in international summer programmes, which typically range from 2 to 6 weeks and are available in destinations such as Sri Lanka, South Korea, and the USA.

Application Deadlines

The university recommends that students submit their applications as early as possible. Courses may close earlier than the application deadlines if all available places are filled.