As a computer specialist, you could be involved in applications in, for example, business, finance, manufacturing or the media. At the University of Wolverhampton we have a full range of computing courses to meet everyone's needs. More information on Computing courses More information on Mathematics courses The University Prospectus Visits can be organised for schools and other bodies interested in finding out more about the courses we offer. The Women Into Computing Initiative offers a programme of courses for women who want to find out more about the subject. In common with the rest of the University of Wolverhampton, the School of Computing and Information Technology organises most of its teaching activities via modules.
Students can, within reason, choose a program of modules to meet their own requirements.
A typical course will require full time students to study eight modules per year, part time students typically study four modules per year. Get a login and e-mail account for UNIX and Windows 2000 servers. The School's teaching activities are complemented by a lively and varied research program. Research Group School staff are involved in organising a number of professional conferences and related activities. The New Directions in Systems Development seminar series has been hosted by the school jointly with the British Computer Society since 1988.