Computer science

Apply existing skills in electrical and electronics engineering to the structure and technologies of power system networks. Progress to a career as a project manager or design engineer with employers such as Scottish Power, SSE and GE.

Progress to a career in environmental consultancy or management and work with contractors, environmental regulators and NGOs. Take existing skills in environmental, earth sciences and engineering, and apply them to current environmental issues.

Progress to a career in environmental consultancy or management and work with contractors, environmental regulators and NGOs. Take existing skills in environmental, earth sciences and engineering, and apply them to current environmental issues.

Shape the future of finance. Develop skills in fintech, data analytics, programming and blockchain. Gain practical Bloomberg experience and industry-focused expertise.

This course equips apprentices with specialised skills and knowledge in defensive cyber-security. The emphasis on practical learning allows businesses to build both a dynamic team and a business that is secure by design.

Develop your knowledge of international human rights. Study how these rights are realised, inhibited and supported, and how they can eliminate poverty, inequality and discrimination.

Drawing on expertise from the fields of economics and law, this distinct course is deeply interdisciplinary and uniquely informed.

Develop your leadership and planning skills and progress your career as a project manager. Further your abilities to manage major construction projects in both a UK and international context.

Study global operations, logistics and supply chain to open up a range of career opportunities, including supply chain analyst, logistician, procurement specialist or management.

Take existing skills in public health and apply them to theoretical insight, data analysis, research and practical application. Develop into roles such as Public Health Adviser, Researcher, Epidemiologist or Policy Adviser.