BSc Computer Science

The BSc Computer Science at Buckinghamshire New University is a four-year course that includes a foundation year. It is designed for students who want to build strong computing skills and prepare for work in software development, data systems, cybersecurity, and more. The foundation year helps students who may not meet the direct entry requirements to build a solid base in computing and study skills.

Teaching at Buckinghamshire New University is practical and focused on preparing students for work. The small class sizes mean students get more one-on-one help from lecturers. Many staff have industry experience and bring real-life knowledge into the classroom. The university also uses modern tools and tech in its computer labs, helping students learn in ways that match the real world.

The BSc Computer Science at Buckinghamshire New University includes core modules such as programming, computer systems and networks, databases, web technologies and cybersecurity. The course covers programming, algorithms, databases, web development, and software engineering. Students learn through lectures, lab sessions, and projects. Students can choose optional modules based on their career goals and interests.

Buckinghamshire New University was founded in 1891 and gained full university status in 2007. It has campuses in High Wycombe, Uxbridge, and Aylesbury. The university is known for its student-friendly approach and strong support services. It offers courses in computing, health, arts, business, and social sciences.

Life at Buckinghamshire New University is active, with clubs, events, and support for both local and international students. There’s a strong focus on student well-being, with access to personal tutors, mental health services, and study support.

Grade Requirements:

32-56 UCAS points for foundation year entry (can include A-levels, BTECs, or equivalent)

English Proficiency:

The typical requirement is an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with no less than 5.5 in each section. Other equivalent qualifications may also be accepted.

In 2025/26, the cost of studying BSc Computer Science at Buckinghamshire New University is £15,150 for international students.

Buckinghamshire New University offers scholarships to help with tuition fees. The Vice Chancellor International Student Scholarship gives eligible students up to £1,500 off their tuition. It is awarded based on academic performance and is automatically considered at the time of application.

Graduates of the BSc Computer Science from Buckinghamshire New University can go on to careers in:

• Software development
• Systems analysis
• Cybersecurity
• Data analysis
• Network administration
• IT consultancy

Applicants can apply for Buckinghamshire New University BSc Computer Science on the school website or through UCAS. If you need help with the application, you can get in touch with our counsellors for detailed guidance.