Computing and Digital Technologies, BSc (Hons)

This Digital Technology degree at Swansea University explores the creation, use, and societal impacts of digital data and systems. It focuses on practical application, critical evaluation, and skill development in areas like programming and digital tools. Over three years, students examine societal, cultural, economic, and political influences, using industry-standard tools to develop products such as marketing campaigns and computer games. By graduation, you'll gain digital expertise and transferable skills in research, communication, and engagement, preparing for roles in tech, media, marketing, and more.Offered through the Department of Computer Science, the program provides access to advanced facilities like the Computational Foundry, including equipment for projects involving Arduinos and virtual reality. Graduates have entered diverse positions with companies such as IBM, Google, and Microsoft. In Year 1, basics of Python and digital technologies are covered; Year 2 involves content creation and group projects; Year 3 includes a research dissertation and elective topics. Note that the course does not award Qualified Teacher Status.