Year in Computer Science
You can choose to add this optional additional year when you start your degree. It takes place between your second and third years. You’ll learn how to bring together the latest developments from across science disciplines. This is increasingly important to help solve some of the biggest challenges we face. Module topics will cover:
- programming
- software development
- modelling
- databases
- problem solving
- image processing
You'll study at our Jubilee Campus, taught by experts from the School of Computer Science. If you choose this option, your degree certificate will change to 'with a Year in Computer Science'.
Study abroad
There are a number of options to apply to study abroad during your time at Nottingham. We offer designated support to guide you through the entire process. You can apply to:
- study at the University of Nottingham Malaysia in your second year for a semester or a whole year
- study in Australia or Canada. We'll help you apply to spend a semester of your second year at one of our highly ranked international partner universities
- study in France, Austria or Spain for an additional year between years two and three
Year in industry
There’s a wide range of possible year in industry placements on offer. We have good links with companies, and our dedicated placement team is available to support you in finding the right placement. Often a placement year can help you to secure a graduate job and help with your career skills.
Our students have been on placement with organisations such as:
- GSK
- Pfizer
- Mondelez International
- Azotic Technologies
- NV Biotech
The industry placement takes place between years two and three of your degree. You can apply during year two of your degree, subject to meeting minimum academic requirements.
Note
Study Abroad and the Year in Industry are subject to students meeting minimum academic requirements. Opportunities may change at any time for a number of reasons, including curriculum developments, changes to arrangements with partner universities, travel restrictions or other circumstances outside of the university’s control. Every effort will be made to update information as quickly as possible should a change occur.
Year in Computer Science
You can choose to add this optional additional year when you start your degree. It takes place between your second and third years. You’ll learn how to bring together the latest developments from across science disciplines. This is increasingly important to help solve some of the biggest challenges we face. Module topics will cover:
- programming
- software development
- modelling
- databases
- problem solving
- image processing
You'll study at our Jubilee Campus, taught by experts from the School of Computer Science. If you choose this option, your degree certificate will change to 'with a Year in Computer Science'.
Study abroad
There are a number of options to apply to study abroad during your time at Nottingham. We offer designated support to guide you through the entire process. You can apply to:
- study at the University of Nottingham Malaysia in your second year for a semester or a whole year
- study in Australia or Canada. We'll help you apply to spend a semester of your second year at one of our highly ranked international partner universities
- study in France, Austria or Spain for an additional year between years two and three
Year in industry
There’s a wide range of possible year in industry placements on offer. We have good links with companies, and our dedicated placement team is available to support you in finding the right placement. Often a placement year can help you to secure a graduate job and help with your career skills.
Our students have been on placement with organisations such as:
- GSK
- Pfizer
- Mondelez International
- Azotic Technologies
- NV Biotech
The industry placement takes place between years two and three of your degree. You can apply during year two of your degree, subject to meeting minimum academic requirements.
Note
Study Abroad and the Year in Industry are subject to students meeting minimum academic requirements. Opportunities may change at any time for a number of reasons, including curriculum developments, changes to arrangements with partner universities, travel restrictions or other circumstances outside of the university’s control. Every effort will be made to update information as quickly as possible should a change occur.