The University of Surrey offers a three-year Bachelor of Science (BSc) with Honours in Computer Science through its Department of Computing. The total tuition fee for this program is £21,700. To gain admission to the Computer Science BSc (Hons) program, students must demonstrate their English language skills. Accepted tests include the IELTS and PTE.

Surrey is one of the top universities in the UK for Computer Science. In the Guardian University Guide 2018, its programs are ranked sixth, and in the Complete University Guide 2018, they are ranked twelfth.

The programs give students the right mix of knowledge and skills needed to design and create software and complex systems at a professional level.

This helps students to analyze and solve problems with current software systems and lays the groundwork for designing the next generation of computer systems.

Students study various modules that include topics like object-oriented programming, artificial intelligence, mobile computing, and computational mathematics. They use programming languages and tools such as Java, C++, Android, SQL, Python, MATLAB, and assembler, along with special hardware like Arduino microcontrollers.

Students who choose the Professional Training placement will finish the course in four years.

Furthermore, 93% of undergraduate students from the Department of Computer Science find jobs within six months of graduating.

12th Grade

Students must have completed high school with at least 75% in ICSE/CBSE/ISC boards, or 65% in the West Bengal board, or 80% in other boards. Required subjects include English with a minimum of 70% (or 60% from West Bengal Exam Board) and Mathematics, which must be passed in Standard XII, or scored C2 in AISSE Board, or 6 in ISC Board.

IELTS

Marks: 6.0

Students must score at least 5.5 in each sub-skill.

PTE

Marks: 50.0

Students must score at least 42 in each component.