- Degree type
- Bachelor
- Delivery
- Hybrid
- Language
- English
- Location
- Armidale, Australia
About this programme
Bachelor of Computer Science is a bachelor programme from University of New England in Computer science. It is listed for hybrid study. The official programme source describes it as: Prepare for a career in the rapidly changing world of technology. Become proficient in software development and data science, with the online education experts.
Programme information
We publish the programme facts currently available from the university record. For the latest curriculum, entry requirements, fees, or intake dates, fill in the enquiry form on this page and the university can answer your questions.
- Subject area: Computer science
- Study mode: Hybrid
- Teaching language: English
What studying is like
Teaching format
Published delivery mode: hybrid. Teaching language in the current record: English. If you need to check live sessions, placements, examinations, or campus visits, send an enquiry through the form on this page and University of New England can clarify.
Expected workload
The current public programme record does not state a weekly workload or study schedule. Send your question through the enquiry form on this page and University of New England can respond with the latest programme-specific information.
Admissions
Entry requirements
Select the option that best describes you. I want to study on campus If you are an international applicant who wants to study on campus in Australia: You will need to meet both the Academic and English Language Requirements to gain admission into this course.
Application dates
Different application methods and courses can have different closing dates. To find your correct application method click the Apply Now button below.
How to apply
Applying to UNE is quick and easy. If you are an international applicant How you apply depends on who you are and what you want to study.
Documents you may need
- Use the enquiry form on this page for the programme-specific application checklist; University of New England can respond with the current requirements.
- In your enquiry, include any questions about academic transcripts, identity evidence, language evidence, references, or a personal statement.
Admissions information last checked phone details available through the enquiry form.
Fees & funding
Tuition and fees
Understanding Your Course Fees Your total course fees are based on the number of units you complete, not the length of time you study. This gives you flexibility to tailor your study journey to suit your circumstances.
Scholarships and financial support
Understanding Your Course Fees Your total course fees are based on the number of units you complete, not the length of time you study. This gives you flexibility to tailor your study journey to suit your circumstances.
Fees and funding can change by nationality, residency, study load and academic year. Confirm the amount and eligibility before applying.
Funding guidance last checked phone details available through the enquiry form.
Curriculum & assessment
Programme modules
- Primary subject area: Computer science.
- To qualify for the award a candidate must pass units to the value of 144 credit points comprising not more than 60 credit points at 100-level and either (at least 36 credit points from 300-level COSC units) or (STAT330 plus at least 30 credit points from 300-level COSC units). Core Units 60 credit points Complete the following units: Discrete Mathematics ( AMTH140 ) – 6 credit points Introduction to Programming and…
How you may be assessed
The current public programme record does not state assessment methods or examination arrangements. Send your question through the enquiry form on this page and University of New England can respond with the latest programme-specific information.
Skills & outcomes
What you will learn
- Build programme-level knowledge in Computer science.
- Send a question through the enquiry form on this page and University of New England can clarify the official learning outcomes and any professional competencies.
Career directions
- Career outcomes When you graduate with a Bachelor of Computer Science you will have the skillset you need to step into a variety of career pathways across a range of industries. They include: software designer and developer web and mobile developer scientific technology consultant database administrator multimedia programmer systems analyst.
Further study
- Use the enquiry form on this page to ask about progression to further study, research, or professional accreditation. University of New England can respond with programme-specific guidance.