Our hands-on and commercially relevant courses can help you get up to speed with the latest advances in the vast and exciting world of computer science. All our courses are taught by industry specialists, combining up-to-date theory with practical application.
Free Virtual Open Evening & Taster Sessions
Join us on Tuesday 28th March for our free online Open Evening & Taster Sessions. Speak to the team, learn about our courses, and take part in a free 45-minute taster session.
Short courses in Programming
Java
Python
Web Development
- Advanced Web Development Using Bootstrap
- Building Websites with HTML5 and CSS3
- Build a Website in a Week Using HTML5 and CSS3
- JavaScript 1: An Introduction to JavaScript Programming and DOM Scripting
- JavaScript 2: Advanced JavaScript for Websites and Web Applications
- Web Programming using PHP/MySQL Part 1
- Web Programming using PHP/MySQL Part 2
Programming in C and C++ and Financial Engineering
Game and Mobile App Development
All other computing courses
Microsoft Access, Excel and VBA
Data Analysis and Data Management
Systems Administration & Information Security
Engineering and Architectural Design
Graphic Design
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Learn more than the latest trends. Gain the skills to adapt and apply your knowledge to an ever-changing and fast-paced industry
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Small class sizes mean that we can tailor the course content to meet your needs and provide one-to-one support
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Access course materials and complete practical exercises via Moodle, our online learning platform
From basic to advanced courses
Our wide range of computing and IT courses can help you to reach your personal and professional goals. Many of our short course students have built successful careers in data analysis, design, financial engineering and cybersecurity.
Most of our part-time courses run over 10 weeks, in the evenings or at the weekend. This means you can study after work and fit your training around your commitments.
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