BSc Software Engineering

The BSc Software Engineering at Coventry University teaches you how to design, build, and test high-quality software systems. You will study both the theory and practice of software development, with a focus on programming, full-stack skills, and real-world projects.

In your first year, you will learn the basics of computing, how to test software, and understand the legal and ethical issues in technology. As you move forward in your studies, you will also work in groups and use real software development methods that companies use today.

Studying BSc Software Engineering at Coventry University gives you the option to do a one-year work placement. This helps you get more experience before you finish your degree.

Coventry University is a public university in Coventry, England. It started in 1843 and is known for using modern teaching methods and working closely with companies. The university helps students gain the skills they need for their future careers.

Coventry University offers many study programmes at both undergraduate (first degree) and postgraduate (after your first degree) levels. These programmes are divided into three main areas: the College of the Arts and Society, the College of Business and Law, and the College of Engineering, Environment and Science.

The university’s goal is to help students build a better future through good-quality education and research that can be used in real life. Coventry University also has campuses and partner institutions in other countries, so it has an international presence.

Grade Requirements:

• To be eligible for this course, a UCAS tariff score of 112 including qualifications such as A Level (BBC), BTEC (DMM), Access to HE (30 credits), and International Baccalaureate (29 points). 

English Proficiency:

• Non-native speakers of English are to provide evidence of proficiency in English through tests such as IELTS, TOEFL or equivalent. 

The tuition fee to study the BSc in Software Engineering at Coventry University for the 2025/2026 academic session is £19,850. Fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change.

Coventry University gives different scholarships and fee discounts to help international students study in the UK. One example is the Vice-Chancellor's Undergraduate Scholarship. This scholarship can reduce your tuition fees by up to £4,000 during your full-time bachelor’s degree.

The money is usually divided like this: £2,000 in your first year, £1,000 in your second year, and £1,000 in your third year. If you are an international student who is paying your fees (not sponsored), you can apply for this scholarship.

Graduates of the BSc in Software Engineering at Coventry University are qualified for employment in the following roles: 

• Software Engineer/Developer 
• Full-Stack Developer 
• Mobile App Developer 
• Cloud Engineer 
• Web Developer
• DevOps Engineer 

Applications for this course can be made through UCAS, the university's application portal or through a trusted agent like AHZ. For any enquiries, feel free to contact our expert counsellors at AHZ.