Dennis-Stefan Toader - Computer Science (Cyber Security)
 

6 Cross-industry impact

Apply computer science skills across finance, business, health, engineering and beyond – preparing you for diverse and dynamic career paths.

6 Industry-led learning

Learn from research-active, commercially engaged staff who bring cutting-edge insights directly into the classroom.

6 Real-world experience

Build invaluable skills through paid work placements and hands-on access to specialist facilities and labs.

Unlock your potential 

Whether your passion lies in AI, cyber security, software development, gaming or smart technologies, our innovative computer science degrees combine hands-on learning, real-world applications and ethical awareness to prepare you for the fast-evolving digital landscape. 
Explore diverse fields, collaborate on projects and build the skills that drive tomorrow’s industries.

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“When I saw that you can do games development at university I was massively inspired and knew that this is what I wanted to do. I’ve always been very interested in computing but wanted it to be more visual, more design-based. I did a lot of research into game development courses – Plymouth easily had the best course to combine my interests.”

BSc (Hons) Computing & Games Development graduate Jack Griffiths found the perfect degree to combine his design and programming passions and is now set for a high score in the games industry.
 

Explore our computing facilities

Computer science students at Plymouth have access to a wide variety of specialist facilities. Spread across eight specialist laboratories, these facilities offer a range of hardware and software setups to support a wide variety of projects and learning styles. 
Luke Underhill - Computing student using VR equipment.
Games Development Laboratory, Smeaton Building
Cyber Security laboratory, Smeaton Building
High performance computing equipment
Software engineering laboratory, Smeaton Building
Samuel Fakolujo

I don’t think there’s been a single week where I haven’t used the computing lab at least five out of seven days. Having free, full access to specialised software like MATLAB, VirtualBox, Azure and Eclipse has been a significant boost to my education.

Samuel Fakolujo
BSc (Hons) Computer Science student

 
 
 
 
 

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