Computing & cyber security
Discover our range of computing & cyber security courses, find out more about our facilities and hear from current students about their experience at University of Gloucestershire.
Jump to courses: Undergraduate | Postgraduate taught | Postgraduate research | Apprenticeships
Undergraduate courses
Study an undergraduate degree in computing & cyber security at the University. Discover our undergraduate computing & cyber security courses below.
If you’re returning to education or don’t think you’ll meet the entry requirements for your course, an integrated foundation degree could be a great option. They provide an extra year of study to equip you with the skills needed to confidently progress to a full degree.
Postgraduate taught courses
Study a postgraduate degree in computing & cyber security at the University. Discover our postgraduate computing & cyber security courses below.
We also offer a range of computing & cyber security online degrees.
Postgraduate research degrees
Research degrees including PhDs, Doctorates or Masters by Research enable you to pursue your own research enquiry.
Higher and degree apprenticeships
Higher and degree apprenticeships are a great and cost-effective way for employers to upskill their staff, and for individual learners to obtain both a higher qualification and professional skills.
Open days
Book an open day to find out what it’s like to be a student here and make the right decision about your next step.
95% of our graduates are in employment or further study*
*Graduate Outcomes Survey published 2024 and based on 2021/22 leavers
Come and explore
Experience our amazing facilities including our labs and industry links.
School and facilities
Computing and cyber lab
Our facilities include a high performance computing cluster, highly secure research and training suite and a cyber ‘dirty’ lab, which allows sensitive product testing, recreating viruses and attacks from hackers within a secure environment.
Cyber hub
Gloucestershire is fast becoming known as the ‘cyber capital of the UK’, with many companies choosing our county as their base.
Placements
Students have the opportunity to undertake a placement as part of their studies. Take advantage of our partnerships with local businesses including Government security departments (GCHQ), Intel, IBM Security, Raytheon, GE Aviation, Gloucester Constabulary and Hewlett Packard.
Computing & cyber security FAQs
We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions about computing & cyber security degrees.
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If you’re looking to study a computing & cyber security degree at university, then you will likely have a strong interest in cyber security, artificial intelligence, computing or programming and want to focus on a specific area of that as a career.
You don’t need to be fluent in coding or programming to study at degree level. If you have a passion for computing, curiosity and a willingness to learn, then a computing & cyber security degree could be for you.
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By studying a degree in computing & cyber security, you’ll be presented with a range of career opportunities – and with high demand in the sector for cyber graduates, there’s never been a better time to study a computing & cyber security degree.
Gloucestershire is also a great location to study a computing & cyber security degree. We have a wealth of industry links and the county is considered the cyber capital of the UK.
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We offer a variety of computing & cyber security degrees which you can browse. From Digital forensics and Cyber security, to Computing and Computer Science. Upon completion you will receive a Bachelors of Science.
Our postgraduate degrees include Cyber security, Data Science, Game technologies, Cyber forensic investigation and Game development. Upon competition, you’ll receive a Master’s of Science or a PhD.
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A degree in computing & cyber security can lead to a range of exciting career paths. By studying cyber, you may decide to become a cyber security analyst, working for either private or public organisations, analysing security threats, malware and working to prevent attacks.
By studying a computing & cyber security degree, you could decide to work as a developer, coding for apps, websites, software and databases. You could also specialise in data, analysing trends and creating models for a range of organisations.
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Interested in applying for one of our computing & cyber security courses? Applications for undergraduate degrees are made through UCAS, while applications for postgraduate degrees are made directly to the university.
• How to apply for an undergraduate degree
• How to apply for a postgraduate degree
Got questions about studying cyber security? Check out our helpful cyber security guide.
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