University of Suffolk
Computing taught from the state-of-the-art DigiTech Centre at BT's Adastral Park, home to over 150 high-tech ICT companies, with pathways in cyber security,...
About University of Suffolk
The University of Suffolk's Computer Science degrees are taught partly from the DigiTech Centre, a specialist facility located at British Telecom's Adastral Park — home to more than 150 high-tech ICT companies and BT's own innovation labs. Its flexible BSc and MSc Computer Science courses let students build a custom curriculum across cyber security, software engineering, web design, mobile development, networking, data science, AI and cloud computing, drawing on resources from Amazon Web Services, Juniper, Oracle and the university's own Google Student Club. An annual schedule of industry events and hackathons puts learning into practice, and the university's IWIC Innovation Centre offers guidance for students wanting to launch their own tech business alongside their studies.
Through Tech Industry Gold accredited programmes, University of Suffolk provides learners with industry-relevant knowledge, practical experience, and strong career outcomes.
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Accredited Programmes
The following programmes at University of Suffolk have been accredited by industry for meeting high-quality standards.
Why Study with University of Suffolk
Study inside BT's Adastral Park innovation campus, alongside 150+ high-tech ICT companies, with a curriculum you can shape across cyber security, AI and software engineering.
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