Undergraduate subject
Undergraduate Computing & IT courses
Explore computing, IT and cyber security in one technology-focused category. Compare 40 available courses, including locations, study modes and entry information.
Why this subject?
Why study Computing & IT?
Computing and IT courses develop practical knowledge across software, data, digital systems, technical operations and cyber security.
- Develop computational thinking
- Understand software, systems and data
- Build awareness of modern digital security
Study options
Build a route around your goals.
Course titles can look similar while modules, entry requirements, assessment and attendance differ. Compare the full course record and ask an adviser to help you identify what still needs confirming.
Career direction
Where could computing & it lead?
A course is one part of a longer career path. Relevant experience, further study and professional requirements may also matter.
Entry requirements
Check the exact course, not the category.
Requirements are set by each provider and can vary by qualification, experience and English language background. We do not publish assumptions where provider information has not been confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Questions students ask.
Can I study computing & it with a foundation year?
Foundation routes may be available, but they depend on the course and provider. Use the study-level filter and confirm progression details.
Can I get Student Finance?
Eligibility depends on personal circumstances, previous study, the provider and the course. Check current official information before relying on funding.
How do I compare timetables?
Look at attendance days, teaching times, campus travel and any online components. Published schedules can change, so confirm before applying.