36 monthsProgramme duration
20,000 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Immerse yourself in hands-on learning experiences using cutting-edge technologies within our advanced media and computing facilities. Work in mixed reality environments, applying the latest techniques to develop ideas for innovative products and services. Notably, our students have successfully designed Apps for the student union and announcement systems for the Snowdon Mountain Railway.
Get ready to unlock your creativity at Bangor. We believe in showcasing your design flair. That's why our open access fabLAB is your ticket to hands-on brilliance. Picture this: you, training on cutting-edge digital manufacturing and prototyping gear – from electronics and photography to laser cutters and 3D printing. It's a creative playground, and you're in the driver's seat.
But we're not just about fun (although there's plenty of that). We're all about preparing you for the real world. Dive into problem-solving, hone your professional and ethical conduct, and emerge with skills that everyone's after – personal, practical, and theoretical.
We're part of the Oracle Academy, which means you get access to world-class technology and software. Our experienced staff and tech wizards are there for you, offering personalised guidance and extra technical drop-in sessions. It's like having your own tech support team.
Our focus is on getting you hands-on with real projects through our Creative Technologies BSc (Hons). You'll develop the creative, technical, and professional skills needed to launch innovative products into the market. Learn the ropes of managing commercial projects from start to finish – it's not just theory; it's real-world action.
Highly practical in nature, you will develop the creative, technical and professional skills and knowledge to bring innovative products to market, learning through direct experience how to manage commercial projects from start to finish. Close links with the computer industry, including Wales’s first dedicated science park, M-Sparc, provide opportunities to work on ‘live’ industry briefs and hear from current practitioners.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Immerse yourself in hands-on learning experiences using cutting-edge technologies within our advanced media and computing facilities. Work in mixed reality environments, applying the latest techniques to develop ideas for innovative products and services. Notably, our students have successfully designed Apps for the student union and announcement systems for the Snowdon Mountain Railway.
Get ready to unlock your creativity at Bangor. We believe in showcasing your design flair. That's why our open access fabLAB is your ticket to hands-on brilliance. Picture this: you, training on cutting-edge digital manufacturing and prototyping gear – from electronics and photography to laser cutters and 3D printing. It's a creative playground, and you're in the driver's seat.
But we're not just about fun (although there's plenty of that). We're all about preparing you for the real world. Dive into problem-solving, hone your professional and ethical conduct, and emerge with skills that everyone's after – personal, practical, and theoretical.
We're part of the Oracle Academy, which means you get access to world-class technology and software. Our experienced staff and tech wizards are there for you, offering personalised guidance and extra technical drop-in sessions. It's like having your own tech support team.
Our focus is on getting you hands-on with real projects through our Creative Technologies BSc (Hons). You'll develop the creative, technical, and professional skills needed to launch innovative products into the market. Learn the ropes of managing commercial projects from start to finish – it's not just theory; it's real-world action.
Highly practical in nature, you will develop the creative, technical and professional skills and knowledge to bring innovative products to market, learning through direct experience how to manage commercial projects from start to finish. Close links with the computer industry, including Wales’s first dedicated science park, M-Sparc, provide opportunities to work on ‘live’ industry briefs and hear from current practitioners.
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