BSc Computer Science

Overview

A degree grounding students in the theory and practice of computing — algorithms, software, and systems — for a technology-driven world.

Graduates work in software development, data, systems and research, or progress to postgraduate computing.

Accreditation: GhIE-certified Engineering Educational Unit where applicable to engineering awards.

How you’ll study

Fundamentals. Engineering or computing foundations and studio/lab habits are established early.

Applied projects. Laboratory, workshop or software projects build technical depth.

Capstone. A final project and professional practice preparation complete the award.

Exact modules are confirmed in the student handbook and by the school each year.

Entry requirements

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Requirement

Standard entry

WASSCE/SSSCE: credit passes in six subjects — three core (English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science or Social Studies) plus three relevant electives — with an aggregate of 24 or better (WASSCE grades A1–C6 / SSSCE A–D). GCE: credit passes in five O-Level subjects (including English and Mathematics) and passes in two–three A-Level subjects. Mature applicants (25+): entrance examination and/or interview. Electives must include the relevant science subjects (e.g. Chemistry, Biology, Physics or Elective Mathematics).

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Careers

Graduates work in software development, data, systems and research, or progress to postgraduate computing.