Undergraduate Degrees
Why Computer Science at Warwick?
Our department offers a thriving community of excellence across the breadth of computer science. From the teaching, you will receive on your first day, to our pioneering research affecting the lives of people across the globe.
3 or 4-year computer science degree course? You can transfer between the two until the end of your second year (subject to academic performance).
Did you know that our degree courses have an ‘intercalated year’ option? This allows you to spend a sandwich year (between two years of your degree) studying abroad or working in industry, which will be reflected in your degree title.
Information regarding our degree course accreditation can be found here.
3-year (BSc) and (BEng) degree courses
4-year (MEng) and (MSci) degree courses
of graduates are in graduate employment or further study
within 15 months of graduation
(The Guardian University League Table 2024 for Computer Science and Information Systems)
Median Salary of
15 months
after graduating
for all graduates of Department of Computer Science undergraduate courses working full time in the UK
(Derived from the Graduate Outcomes survey of 2020/21 graduates, carried out approximately 15 months after completion*.)
most targeted university
by UK’s top employers
(The Graduate Market 2024, High Fliers Research LTD)
Widening Participation
We are committed to supporting students from diverse and under-represented backgrounds to study at Warwick and make the most of their university experience. We do this in a range of ways, including through our contextual admissions policy.
Once at Warwick, we offer students from WP backgrounds the opportunity to access financial support, work experience, internships, the WP Student Network and Warwick Scholars Programme.
Find out more here.
Parents & Supporters
We understand that the wellbeing of your child is extremely important to any parent, and coming to university can be a big adjustment, both for your child and for you.
At the University of Warwick, we fully understand this and are committed to providing a supportive, positive, and safe environment for all.
Support is available from our Wellbeing Support Services, Residential Community Team and Community Safety Department.
Find out more here.
Students with Additional Needs
We are committed to ensuring every student has an equitable learning experience at Warwick. We work closely with the University of Warwick’s Disability Service, who provide support and advice with managing the impact of a disability or long-term health condition, including specific learning differences, mental health, autism spectrum and many others.
For more information, please see: Information for Prospective Students and How can we help?.
How to fund your studies
Are you interested in the different funding opportunities we can offer? Find out more about scholarships and financial support that you might be eligible for.
Download our course brochures (PDF)
Department of Computer Science brochure
*Contains HESA data: Copyright Jisc 2024. Jisc cannot accept responsibility for any inferences or conclusions derived by third parties from its data.