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Science, Computing & Technology at Universities in the UK offers a variety of courses to suit all students' educational needs. Every course and every university differs but expect to come across courses such as:

Science Computing and Technology

Biology and Biochemistry

Biology and Biochemistry

Biology and biochemistry which deals with the core aspects of biological sciences and the study of life and living organisms.

Chemistry

Chemistry which is an important science that deals with matter and the changes it undergoes.

Sports Science

Sports science involves the study of how scientific principles and techniques help improve sporting performance.

Computer Science

Computer science which combines the study of information and computers along with the practical techniques for their implementation and application in computer systems.

Physics

Physics is one of the oldest academic disciplines that deals with the study of matter and its motion through space-time as well as energy and force.

Qualifications BSc MSc MSci MEng MChem MPhys MMath MPhil PhD

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Entry Requirements

Undergraduate: A-Level in Mathematics is essential if you want to study most sciences and computer science. Grade requirements vary significantly between universities, but most top universities usually ask for AAA-AAB. Others may ask for BBB.

Postgraduate: Entry requirements vary according to the course and university you wish to study in but most require a First or Upper Second class honours degree, or the overseas equivalent.

PhD: Most universities require an Upper Second Class UK honours degree or an international equivalent.

Skills Gained

Between all courses you will gain subject specific skills as well as transferable skills. Theses include:

Team skills
Report writing
Organisational skills
Project management.

Career Options

Science, Computing and Technology graduates will finish university with good career prospects. Many go onto working in large organisations where their skills will be most beneficial. Many go on to getting graduate trainee programmes or entry level jobs.

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