BSc (Hons) Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence

Gain in-demand IT and critical thinking skills valued by diverse sectors, including AI, programming and games development. Sussex combines industry insight and modern facilities in our Future Technologies Lab, alongside flexibility to help you follow your interests. Build core computer science expertise and understand AI for an evolving industry that shapes our daily lives. Computer programmes have a direct impact on almost every aspect of our lives. As our digital world evolves, we need more computer scientists to research, design and develop the frameworks behind our everyday technologies. Bringing together industry insights and cutting-edge facilities, you’ll develop your skills in a dynamic community. You’ll learn from experts who are tackling real-world problems - connecting football fans with 4G, or collaborating with leading companies in artificial intelligence (AI). You’ll also have access to our Future Technologies Labs. This student-focused hub offers high-spec computers with state-of-the-art coding, development and modelling software, and dedicated project workspaces. Our Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) programme can help you settle into student life. Sports clubs and societies also offer opportunities to take part in game jams, hackathons and interactive workshops. By studying at Sussex, you’ll investigate: the fundamentals of computer science the principles of adaptive behaviour and intelligent systems applications including robotics and text mining bio-inspired computing computational modules digital media content and game production. You can even shape your degree to your interests by specialising in technology or cognitive science - the interdisciplinary study of intelligence and mind. In the past, our graduates have progressed to fields including programming, games development, user experience (UX) architecture, business analysis and management consulting.

A-level Typical offer ABB, A-level - contextual offer - BCC, GCSEs - You will also need GCSE (or equivalent) Mathematics, with at least grade 6 (or grade B).We will also consider applicants with grade 5 in Mathematics if you are taking A-level Computer Science, Chemistry, Maths or Physics.You should also have a broad range of GCSEs grade 9-4 (A*-C), including good grades in relevant subjects. International Baccalaureate Typical offer -32 points overall from the full IB Diploma.