Computer Science (Networking), BSc (Hons)

Networks play a crucial role in systems infrastructure, underpinning businesses, society, and industry. This Computer Science degree, with a specialisation in networking, offers a solid foundation in the science of computer and software systems. Key modules include Advanced Networks, Computer and Communication Systems, and Enterprise Server Management. Students will acquire practical experience in developing systems with cutting-edge technologies and techniques, while exploring emerging trends in computer science. Upon completion, graduates will be prepared to work autonomously and continually refine their skills for long-term career advancement.The University of Greenwich maintains a strong partnership with the British Computer Society (BCS), which accredits its computing programmes through 2024, with re-accreditation anticipated for 2025 intakes in Autumn 2024. This course equips students with essential knowledge of network principles, applications, and future developments, enabling critical analysis and evaluation of network systems. Additionally, it fosters skills in designing, implementing, and maintaining network infrastructures, making it ideal for diverse career paths.

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