You know there’s no limit to what technology can achieve – and you want to be out there making the future happen. At ARU, you’ll learn in our coding and Cisco labs and computer suites, building a portfolio of projects based on real-life scenarios. Get ready to make your mark on the tech world.
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We're here Monday-Thursday 9am-5pm (please note we close at 3.30pm on the first and third Thursday of the month for staff training), and Friday 9am-4.30pm.
From networking and cyber security to computer science and artificial intelligence, our School of Computing and Information Science is passionate about helping you develop the skills needed for your future career.
Located at ARU's Cambridge campus with opportunities available across East Anglia at our regional partner institutions, many of our undergraduate courses offer you the opportunity to take a placement year. It's a great way to gain knowledge and contacts in the industry.
As a Cisco Academy, we offer Cisco-certified courses which give you valuable information and communication technology skills to enhance your CV. We're one of very few locations in the country that offers an industry-standard Cisco qualification to our undergraduate students.
Study with us and gain the skills necessary to gain the Cisco CCNA certification. As a Cisco Network Academy for more than ten years, our industry links ensure that you’ll be equipped to meet the needs of the fast and ever-changing world of computing.
As part of your Computer Science degree at ARU, you’ll have access to top-of-the-range equipment including:
We are proud partners of PA Consulting's annual Raspberry Pi Competition! This competition challenges school children to invent systems that could benefit society using their engineering and coding skills, and a Raspberry Pi microcomputer. The competition has been running for ten years now, and ARU's Dr Silvia Cirstea has judged the competition.”
"During my first year I've managed to secure a work experience placement at an international tech firm."
Luke FrenchBSc (Hons) Cyber Security student
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