Computing
International Year One in Computing
Program Overview
Start your computer science degree with a supported first year that leads directly to Year 2 at Keele University.
Duration
- Two Semesters
Intakes
- January
- September
Location
- Keele University International College
Journey into Keele University
Why study Computer Science at Keele University
Keele has over 40 years of experience in Computer Science and is renowned for its excellent in teaching and world-class research.
Informed by the latest research and industry trends, our Computer Science programmes will teach you how to apply the latest computing techniques and problem-solving skills to a wide range of real-world problems.
With access to a suite of facilities, opportunities to spend time in industry and employability focused modules – you’ll graduate with the problem solving, computational thinking and modelling skills that are in high demand across various sectors.
What you’ll learn
Our goal is to support you build the necessary academic knowledge and English language skills in order for you to continue with confidence into your chosen computing degree at Keele University. Our modules will prepare you for your ongoing study.
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- English for Academic Study 1
- Mathematics 1
- Computing Skills
- Academic and Digital Skills
- English for Academic Study 1
- Problem Solving and Modelling
- Computer Systems and Networking
- Object Oriented Programming
The KUIC Experience - Abi Rai
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Facilities
Computational teaching takes place in Keele’s state-of-the-art Central Science Laboratories (CSL) and the Colin Reeves Building, home to the School of Computer Science and Mathematics. During your studies you will have access to a suite of facilities including seven computer labs, a high-performance cluster of computers (used for research and projects), a Jupyterhub server (used to write Python code off-campus) and a dedicated gaming lab (The Overclockers Lab)