Undergraduate

Computing (Visual Computing and Robotics)

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IELTS6.5 university range

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Overview

Entry requirements

English
IELTS 6.5 university range

Careers opportunities

The strongest technical degree for the widest range of employers, and the one whose interviews are hardest. Hiring turns on data structures, algorithms and a portfolio, so a placement year and personal projects matter as much as the classification.

Roles graduates go into

  • Software engineer
  • Backend or full stack developer
  • Data engineer
  • Security engineer
  • Systems or platform engineer
  • Technical consultant

Where they work

  • Technology companies and software houses
  • Banks and trading firms
  • Consultancies and systems integrators
  • Government and health service digital teams
  • Startups and scale-ups
After the course

No register. Cloud certification, or a master's in a specialism, are the two directions most graduates take.

Fees and funding

Where you will study

Imperial College London

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London
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