BSc Computer Science

The BSc Computer Science (with Sandwich) at the University of Greenwich is an undergraduate degree that combines academic study with a paid work placement. The course focuses on software development, computing systems, data, and problem-solving. It prepares students for careers in computing and technology across many sectors. The course is designed to help students understand how computer applications are built, programmed, and managed. The study begins with core concepts and moves towards applied and professional practice. In the early stages, students learn the basics of programming, algorithms, databases, and computer systems. These subjects build logical thinking and technical confidence. Students also learn how software is designed, tested, and improved.

The BSc Computer Science (with Sandwich) in University of Greenwich is delivered over four years of full-time study, including one sandwich placement year. The sandwich year takes place in the third year. During this period, students are required to complete a full work placement in a computing or technology-related role. This helps students apply what they have learnt in a professional setting. As the course progresses, students explore more advanced topics. In the final year, students complete more advanced modules and a major project. The project allows independent work on a computing problem or system. Students are taught using classroom teaching, computer labs, and independent study. Assessment methods include coursework, programming tasks, reports, presentations, exams, and project work.