The University of Law

BSc Computer Science

The University of Law

Course overview

The University of Law BSc Computer Science with Foundation Year programme is a four-year route including a foundation year followed by the standard three-year BSc Computer Science course. The foundation year enables students to develop key academic and computing skills before entering the full degree. According to the university, the foundation year covers modules such as Communication Skills, Digital and Research Skills, Sustainability and Society, and foundational computing concepts, including how computers work, networks, programming, and cyber-hygiene.

Over the subsequent three years, students cover more advanced computing topics, including programming, data structures, computer systems, databases, networks, and operating systems.  In the final year, students undertake a major independent project in either AI and Robotics, CyberSecurity, Mobile Development, or a specific area of interest. Learning is delivered through lectures, seminars, workshops, lab sessions, and team projects. Assessment methods include written exams to test knowledge, coursework such as lab reports and group projects simulating real-world problems. 

Entry requirements

Grade Requirements: 

  • For the foundation year route, the requirement is typically 64 UCAS tariff points from three A-Levels (or equivalent), including a relevant subject such as Computing, Science, Mathematics, or Technology.
  • GCSE Maths and English at grade 4/C or above are needed.

English Proficiency:

  • International applicants require proof of English language proficiency with an IELTS score of 6.0 overall and no section below 5.5 (or equivalent).

Scholarships

  • Career Changer Scholarship - Undergraduate

    First Year Full Fee Scholarships and partial fee scholarships, are available for all undergraduate courses.

  • Lord Blunkett Widening Access Scholarship - Undergraduate

    Awards of £1,000 each are available to all undergraduate degrees, excluding apprenticeship programmes.

    Up to £1,000

  • Set for Success Scholarship

  • The Sherryl Kintu Scholarship

Career opportunities

Graduates of BSc Computer Science with Foundation Year from the University of Law will have a strong base in computing and applied software skills. Possible job titles include:

  • Data Scientist
  • Network Engineer
  • Machine Learning Engineer
  • IT Consultant
  • Quality Assurance Engineer

Cost of study

The annual tuition fee for international students studying BSc Computer Science with Foundation Year in the University of Law is £18,100 (if they study in a London Campus) and £17,200 (if they study at a Campus outside of London). This is subject to review annually.

Admission

Applications for the University of Law BSc Computer Science with Foundation Year course are made through UCAS or the university’s application portal. You can reach out to our experienced counsellors for assistance.

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