Keele University

BSc Computer Science Artificial Intelligence

Keele University

Course overview

The BSc Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) programme at Keele University gives students a solid base in computing, programming, and maths. Later, students learn about more advanced topics like machine learning, data science, and software engineering. The programme focuses on modern AI, teaching students about things like computational intelligence and how to apply these ideas to real-world issues. The course is also accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS).

The way the course is taught and assessed is designed to link with the workplace. Teaching methods include lectures, practical lab sessions, tutorials, and group work, with some guest talks from industry experts. Assessments consist of exams, tests, coursework, dissertations, and presentations. An important final year research project on an AI topic is a key part of the programme.

Entry requirements

When applying, applicants will need to submit a personal statement that explains why they want to take this course and includes any other important details about their education. A reference from a past teacher or employer is also necessary. Applicants can also choose to upload their CV with their application to show their work experience.

Grade Requirements:

  • Applicants should hold A-levels at BBC, including a B in either Maths or Computer Science.
  • The university also accepts other qualifications, such as a BTEC Extended Diploma with grades of DMM or an International Baccalaureate Diploma with 29 points, which must include a grade 5 in Higher Level Maths or Computer Science. All applicants need a grade 4 or C in GCSE Maths.

English Proficiency:

  • Applicants from countries where English isn't the primary language must prove their English skills. This requires a minimum overall score of 6.0 in the IELTS Academic test, with no less than 5.5 in any single section.
  • This course requires an English language qualification. Most students meet this through a grade 4 or C in GCSE English.

Scholarships

  • Article 26 Sanctuary Scholarships

    A full tuition fee waiver for up to 4 years; A cash award of £1200 each year towards living costs.

  • International Baccalaureate Global Scholarship

    Awards of £1,000 for international students undertaking the International Baccalaureate Diploma.

    Up to £1,000

  • Placement Bursary Initiative

    The Placement Bursary Initiative could be worth up to £500 during your unpaid/paid, non-mandatory placement.

  • The Advanced Entry Scholarship (UG)

    Awards of £3,000 will be awarded towards the tuition fee for the year of entry for students who exceed published entry requirements.

    Up to £3,000

  • Undergraduate Global Scholarship (UG)

    Eligible students will be awarded £3,000 per annum for every year studied (up to 4 years, not including placement years).

    Up to £3,000

Career opportunities

Graduates of this programme acquire skills in high demand across a range of industries. Potential careers include:

  • Machine Learning Engineer
  • Data Scientist
  • Software Engineer
  • Cyber Security Analyst
  • Artificial Intelligence Specialist

Cost of study

For international students, the tuition fee for this course is £17,700 per annum.

Admission

To apply for the BSc Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) undergraduate programme, applicants can use the UCAS system. But to make your application strong, we suggest speaking with AHZ's expert counsellors.

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