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MSc Computer Science

Birmingham City University · Birmingham, UK

Duration

12 mo

Tuition

GBP18,970/yr

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Intake

September

English

IELTS 6.0

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Course details verified 20 Aug 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source

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About this programme

A conversion MSc introducing computer science fundamentals across software development, database design, web applications and artificial intelligence, for students with little or no computing background. The course emphasises practical, industry-ready skills using campus computer labs and partnerships with technology companies. Students complete taught modules followed by a 60-credit dissertation project. Entry requires a minimum 2:2 honours degree, or equivalent, in any subject area. What the fee covers: the international full-time rate for the 12-month programme. Fee year: 2026-27. English requirement as published: IELTS 6.0 overall with no less than 5.5 in each band. Before you budget: the fee is International Full Time (12 months) '£18,970 in 2026/27', against UK £10,350. The placement route is a different price: International Full Time with Placement (18 months) is '£20,865 in 2026/27' — an 18-month course at a higher fee — so if you are shown £18,970, confirm which route the offer is for. Both the September 2026 and January 2027 starts carry the same fees. Entry is a 2:2 in any subject area, which makes this a true conversion route. Part-time is quoted at £1,150 per 20 credits (UK) over 20 months and is not compatible with a student visa.

Intakes & deadlines

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Entry requirements

  • English

    IELTS 6.0

  • Prerequisites

    Entry requires a minimum 2:2 honours degree, or equivalent, in any subject area.

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Typical graduate salary — Computer Science / IT, UK
GBP29,120/yr (median) · ≈ ₹37.7 L/yr

This is an indicative early-career range for the whole Computer Science / IT field in UK, from official graduate-outcome data — not a figure for this programme or university, and not a guarantee of what you will earn. What you actually earn depends on the role, employer, city and your visa.

Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes 2022/23 (via Prospects/Luminate), 2022/23 cohort, surveyed 2024.

Rupee figure converted at the 18 Aug 2026 mid-market rate; your bank's rate will be worse and currencies move, so use it for planning, not as the amount you will receive.

Fees & scholarships

GBP18,970/yr tuition (verified). We confirm the exact costs and the scholarships you qualify for at Birmingham City University — free, for your profile.

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Tuition is GBP18,970/yr. Checked against the university's own fees page. We confirm the current fee and the scholarships you qualify for — free.

The main intake is September. Most universities admit on a rolling basis — we confirm the exact deadline for your profile, free.

Entry requires a minimum 2:2 honours degree, or equivalent, in any subject area. English: IELTS 6.0.

The programme runs about 12 months full-time.

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