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Overview
The BSc (Hons) Computing with Foundation Year is designed to provide a strong grounding in use of computing and IT to solve real world problems.
The programme is based around 3 themes: Technology, Software, and Data. These themes are embedded in modules each year and built upon in subsequent years, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of database systems, internet technologies, data, cyber security, networking, and business information systems - all essential features for all computing and IT job roles.
Curriculum
Foundation Year:
- Academic Integrity and Assessment (20 credits)
- Digital Foundations (20 credits)
- Fundamentals of Computing (20 credits)
- Job Search Techniques and Professional Behaviour (20 credits)
- Personal Development and Career Exploration (20 credits)
- Study Strategies and Academic Development (20 credits)
Year 1:
- Computer Systems and Internet Technologies (20 credits)
- Group Project (20 credits)
- Introduction to Databases (20 credits)
- Introduction to Programming (20 credits)
- User-Centric Design (20 credits)
- Web Development (20 credits)
Year 2:
- Application Development (20 credits)
- Cloud Technologies (20 credits)
- Data Science (20 credits)
- Industry Related Project (20 credits)
- Information Systems Development (20 credits)
- Networking Technologies (20 credits)
Year 3:
- Cyber Security (20 credits)
- Machine Learning (20 credits)
- Project Management (20 credits)
- Requirements Management (20 credits)
- Project (40 credits)
entry requirements
Applicants Must be Aged 18+ and:
Hold a Level 3 qualification (equivalent to 60 credits or 80 UCAS tariff points).
Have an English qualification: GCSE grade 4/C or CEFR B1. If you don’t have this qualification, you can take an English test .
Applicants Aged 21+:
We welcome applications from students aged 21 and above who may not meet the standard entry requirements but can demonstrate strong commitment and readiness to study. Applicants should provide evidence of academic, professional, or vocational experience in a related field.
Have an English qualification: GCSE grade 4/C or CEFR B1. If you don’t have this qualification, you can take an English test.
Next Steps:
Fill out an application form by clicking the ‘Apply Now’ button on this page.
Submit your supporting documents when requested by Surmount Academy.
Participate in a panel interview to assess listening and speaking skills. You’ll also complete a personal reflection statement to assess your writing.
Surmount Academy’s team will be happy to assist you with the admission process and make the final decision on your application.
Required Documents
- 1. Passport
- 2. Evidence of previous academic qualifications and transcripts (including translations if your qualifications are not in English)
- 3. Evidence of English proficiency (where applicable)
Steps to apply
- 1. Decide on your course
- 2. Explore your entry options and check the requirements
- 3. Gather your documentation
