Computing

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Computing

Clearing

At Plymouth, you are much more than just your exam results, which is why we treat every application individually.

You will be able to apply through Clearing if you:

  • haven’t met the conditions of your offers
  • haven’t made a UCAS application this year
  • haven’t received any offers (or none that you wanted to accept).

Contact us today to discuss your options and secure your place on one of our courses with vacancies this September.

Find out more about Clearing

<p>Johnathan Mawdsley, BSc (Hons) Computing<br></p>
Get to know the BSc (Hons) Computer Science student who is connecting the theory to digital practice
<p>Simran Kooner. 7 questions</p>
Get to know our computing student who has found her self-confidence through helping others

Discover our range of undergraduate degrees

Attend an open day

"I attended open days at four other universities and Plymouth won on location, facilities, and the friendliness of staff."
James Hawkins, BSc (Hons) Computer Science graduate.


Find out more and book your place.

Why Plymouth?

  • < British Computer Society (BCS) accredited degrees
  • A Employers of our graduates include: Cisco, GCHQ, IBM, the Met Office and QinetiQ
  • [ Cutting-edge research
  • > 71% of research graded as ‘world leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’ (REF, 2014)
  • ' Placement employers include: BBC, BMW, Hewlett Packard and GlaxoSmithKline

Our research expertise

Research at the University
Centre for Robotics and Neural Systems (CRNS)
<p>Cyber security concept. Network protection.<br></p>
Centre for Cyber Security, Communications and Network Research (CSCAN)
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Big Data group

Student Project Showcase

Proud students from the school found themselves the centre of focus at the University's Student Project Showcase Day. Celebrating the impressive work of our engineering students and the diverse range of research and development projects they undertake, the event allowed students to demonstrate their exciting creations to external visitors from industry, fellow students and members of academic staff, and discuss their plans for the future.

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