Choose Computing Science at University of the Highlands and Islands

Digital technologies are the driving force behind the changing the world we live in. All businesses and organisations need digital skills and knowledge to survive and technology is needed in almost every job from financial services, healthcare, creative industries, sports and much more.

In Scotland, there are over 76,400 people working in digital technology in sectors like creative industries, sciences and the environment.  By 2024, the workforce is expected to grow by 5,300 people and across the UK technology employs 2.93m people, which has almost doubled in 2 years.

They offer a variety of courses with options for part-time and full-time study, ranging from HNC and HND to BSc (Hons) degrees and Masters degrees. These courses are available across our many campuses located in Argyll, Inverness, Moray, North, West, Hebrides, Orkney, Perth, and Shetland.