Computing

Computing at Glyndŵr University will open up a wide range of career opportunities in industry, commerce and academia. The industry-facing courses are designed to develop systematic understanding and critical awareness, much of it at the forefront of the discipline.

All of our teaching is led by an academic staff frequently consulted in their field and able to feed their research back into the syllabus. Glyndŵr University courses have been developed to fulfil a recognised need for more computer specialists who can develop computer software and maintain computer systems. The study of computing produces graduates who are innovative, multi-skilled and flexible, and possess a wealth of technical expertise.

The university has a specialist computer laboratory dedicated to computer games application and multimedia systems development. We are also a recognised Cisco Academy, and you have the opportunity to complete the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) qualification whilst studying for your degree. On-site we have Cisco Systems state-of-the-art equipment, used in our practical sessions.

By studying a computing course as a Glyndŵr University student, you will gain a comprehensive and practical understanding of applicable techniques, originality in the application of knowledge, the ability to evaluate current research and methodologies, and the independent learning ability required for continuing professional development.

You will also learn how to research, analyse and present your ideas. As you progress through the course you will gain skills which will prove invaluable in any future working environment including self-motivation, time management, problem solving and project management. 

By responding to gaps in the current market, these courses provide you with the knowledge and abilities for successful employment, whilst studying in an innovative and exciting learning environment.