- Level
- Postgraduate
- Duration
- Full-time (1 year)
- Mode
- Full-time
- Subject
- Computer Science
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Next intake
- AUG 2026
Overview
Computing is an exciting secondary school curriculum subject. It covers topics such as algorithms, programming, computational thinking, communication and data.
Entry requirements
You will have to possess a real interest and aptitude for computing and an ability to think creatively about presenting the subject to others. Candidates will be expected to teach computing topics such as programming, computer architecture, algorithms, data transmission and representation, number conversion and abstraction. Above all, you will need a real commitment to the education of young people. Also you will need:; To hold a first degree of a United Kingdom higher education institution or equivalent qualification.; For example Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of science (BSc) etc. or similar. They are sometimes known as 'undergraduate' or 'first' degrees.; To have achieved a standard equivalent to a grade 4 (previously Grade C) in the GCSE examinations in English and Mathematics.; To
English language requirements
| IELTS | 6.5 overall, no part below 6 |
|---|
IELTS 6.5 overall, no component less than 6.0
Fees
International students: £15995 per year
UK students: £9535 per year
UK/Home: £9535 per year
International: £15995 per year
Start dates
31 August 2026
Application deadline
No fixed deadline — rolling admissions (apply before course start date)
Campus
- University: Walsall Campus, United Kingdom
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