Software Engineering with Industrial Placement

University of Hull

Immerse yourself in the exciting world of computing and software engineering with a degree that specialises in the techniques you’ll need to design, develop and deploy software that enhances the world around us.In this British Computer Society-accredited degree, you’ll develop skills in a range of areas including coding and agile methods. You can also specialise in the areas that interest you the most as you work towards delivering a major individual software project.You’ll practice your skills in our high-tech facilities, as well as having the option to take part in a placement year or compete in international events in a degree designed to prepare you for success in your career.Plus, you’ll embed your new knowledge in a year-long industry placement, gaining hands-on experience and professional connections that set you apart in the job market. Our students have completed placements with top companies like Unity, Black Marble,Network Rail, IBM, HO, and Nestle.**Why study at Hull?** • **Industry-leading academics**: Our computer science academics bring with them specialist expertise in areas including computer gamification, robotics and AI. • **Fully accredited**: Fast-track your route to employment and chartered status with a degree accredited to the maximum level available by the British Computer Society (BCS).• **Real world experience**: Build your network and your experience with a year in industry thanks to our connections with companies like BT, IBM and Microsoft.**Where could this take me?** With a British Computer Society accreditation and a wealth of practical experience, our software engineering graduates have a huge range of options open to them.Whether you’re looking to explore setting up your own tech start-up, join an established name in corporate business or support the public sector, the skills you’ll learn will ensure you’re ready to make an impact in the world. Previous graduates have secured roles with the likes of Dell, Sony and the BBC.

Faculty of Science and Engineering