Lead the tech landscape with our hands-on user experience and computer science degree.
Develop in-depth knowledge and hands-on practice with our user experience (UX) and computer science degree. You will build a strong foundation in computer science and cover advanced topics like:
- user research and analysis
- user interface design
- advanced user experience design.
As a result, you will become a leader in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
A focus on employability
Our user experience degree is hands-on. You will engage with:
- lectures from industry guest speakers
- hackathons
- field trips to leading tech organisations and industry partners
- industry conferences
- tech meetups.
Therefore, you will:
- develop a thorough understanding of the industry
- apply skills to real-world scenarios, enhancing skills crucial for success within the field
- grow your network
- become a sought-after graduate.
Cutting-edge facilities
You’ll learn in a dynamic environment and access:
- modern UX labs
- industry software and platforms
- a rich resource library.
One-to-one support
Our lecturers are dedicated to your personal and professional growth. During your UX degree, you will access their one-to-one support.
We are also:
- 1st in London for ‘Academic Support’ (National Student Survey (NSS), 2023).
- 2nd in London for ‘Teaching on My Course’ (NSS, 2023).
Work placements: build practical experience
You can complete optional industrial placements and internships within UX and computing. Roles include:
- UX/UI Designer
- UX Researcher
- Interaction Designer
- Software Engineer.
As a result, you will stand out after graduation.
Other pathways to choose
We also offer:
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Course content
Modules
The modules listed below are the modules that were available to students in the 2023/24 academic year and are illustrative of what may be offered for 2024/25.
Please note: it is possible that a module listed on the website will not be able to run due to reasons beyond our control. For more information please refer to our course information disclaimer.
Entry requirements
We will make you an offer if you are within the tariff band range and you meet subject-specific requirements (where applicable).
For undergraduate programmes we will take into account subjects studied at Level 3, your GCSEs (or equivalent) profile, relevant non-academic achievements outlined in your personal statement, references, and your motivation for study.
128 - 112
UCAS points
GCSE
Grade 4/C or above in Maths and English Language or their equivalent.
We offer GCSE equivalency tests for those who need to improve their GCSE grades.
International requirements
International students should check our country-specific pages for equivalents. If English is not your first language you will need to achieve an IELTS score of 6.0 overall with no less than 5.5 in any section (or equivalent).
UCAS Personal statement support
Create your UCAS personal statement through our online builder and we'll email you a copy of your completed version at the end.
Further Information
For more information about entry requirements please email apply@stmarys.ac.uk.
How many UCAS points my grades are worth
A levels
A*
56 pts
A
48 pts
B
40 pts
C
32 pts
D
24 pts
E
16 pts
My qualification isn't listed:
If you can't find your qualification in this list please check the full list of UCAS tariff tables.
Fees & funding
Tuition fees
Home
£9,250
International
£16,320
*Please note: these fees are annual and may increase in line with inflation each year subject to the Government's review of Higher Education Funding.
Information about tuition fees, student loans, and funding your studies can be found within our fees and funding section.
Additional costs
Your tuition fees will cover the cost of all mandatory elements of your programme.
Additional costs could be incurred depending on optional modules chosen and other projects undertaken.
For further information about additional costs please see our additional costs webpage.
Scholarships
Find out more about our range of scholarships and bursaries available to undergraduate students .
Living costs
A guide to your living costs has been created by our Student Funding Team.
Accommodation costs vary depending on whether you opt for an en suite room and on-site catering. Take a look at our accommodation options and the prices you can expect to pay.
How the degree is taught
Teaching methods
You'll be taught on our beautiful and historic campus located in Twickenham, London.
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You will complete practical assessments such as:
- user experience (UX) projects
- UX portfolios
- user interaction case studies
- written assignments
- computer-based tests
- group design projects
- peer assessments
- dissertations
- poster presentations.
Feedback
We adhere to the university’s policy of providing feedback on assessments within 15 working days.
Career opportunities
Our user experience and computer science degree will help you build transferrable skills like critical thinking and communication. As a graduate, you can explore impactful careers within UX design and sectors like:
- technology
- finance
- healthcare.
Some examples of job roles and areas of work for graduates of Computer Science (User Experience) BSc (Hons) include:
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