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Computer Science and Cyber Security

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Course summary

Our BSc Computer Science and Cyber Security degree will equip you with highly sought-after computer science and cyber security skills.

Computer technology pervades almost every aspect of our modern lives - from the increasingly sophisticated electronic devices and software applications we use to the way we gather, store, process and analyse data. This means that security is an essential aspect of the design and maintenance of computer systems.

Based in Loughborough's Department of Computer Science, this degree contains broad coverage of all major computer science topics as well as specialist modules in cyber security, taught by world-leading experts. Our research and our strong links with the UK and international cyber industry feed into our teaching curriculum meaning you will learn cutting edge techniques of this fascinating topic.

The first two years of the course are identical to those of our Computer Science BSc degree and provide sound foundations for the third year when topics such as advanced networking, cyber risk management, digital forensics and cryptography are studied to an advanced level via specialised modules as well as a final year project. Other third year options, taught by experts in their respective areas, allow you to study other computing subjects in greater depth and to learn about the latest developments in established and emerging areas in the field.

Throughout your studies you will benefit from the high-quality resources in the department, including the use of five well-stocked general computing laboratories and specialist lab facilities for work on robotics, networking, HCI and imaging technology.

What's the difference between MSci and BSc?
The Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree will provide a thorough grounding in the critical areas of the subject and enable you to develop skills and knowledge sought by employers in diverse industries. The Masters in Science (MSci) degree provides an ideal preparation for research and development work in industry or for a PhD and is designed to create leaders in the subject area by giving in-depth experience of cutting edge research.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
G406
Institution code:
L79

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