BSc (Hons) in Computer Science
De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, and Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College, are proud to offer this 3-year full-time Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Computer Science where we provide you with modern approaches to software systems development. A mixture of both theory and practice is covered with an emphasis on "why" as well as "what". You are encouraged to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. A practical element gives you the experience needed to develop software systems using modern languages and environments.
With the digital era continuing to develop rapidly, the role of computing and its impact on our lives is more important than ever. New and innovative computer technologies are constantly being unveiled, with software engineers, systems developers, programmers and analysts playing a vital role in their creation and development. Our Computer Science programme focuses on modern approaches to software systems development, allowing you to explore both the theoretical and practical skills needed to understand programming language concepts, software design methods, secure web systems, computer architecture and computer networks.
Why take a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science in Copenhagen?
In today's rapidly evolving world “buzz-words” like automation, artificial intelligence (AI), GDPR, and internet security are heavily used even though few actually knows what they mean and what technologies they cover. Through your studies in this programme, you will not only become able to understand these words; you will also become able to work with the underlying technologies and thereby become able to contribute to future digital development.
The mixture of theory and practice is covered with an emphasis on "why" as well as "what" and you are encouraged to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The practical element gives you the experience needed to develop software systems using modern languages and environments.
The programme prepares you for a wide variety of career opportunities, from programming and developer roles to software engineering, with computer technology closely linked with an extensive range of industries such as medicine, education, entertainment, security and architecture.
Through your studies in this programme, you will not only become able to understand these words; you will also become able to work with the underlying technologies and thereby become able to contribute to future digital development. The mixture of theory and practice is covered with an emphasis on "why" as well as "what" and you are encouraged to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The practical element gives you the experience needed to develop software systems using modern languages and environments.
Taking your Bachelor's at Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College you will:
Together with De Montfort University, we offer:
Application deadlines
SEPTEMBER START:
Early deadline 13th of January 25
Regular to be announced
JANUARY START:
Application period start
To be announced
Practical Information
The BSc (Hons) in Computer Science programme is a graduate level 4, 5 and 6 course, in accordance with the Framework for Higher Education Qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (FHEQ).
DMU programmes and partnerships are quality assured by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education.
To comply with Danish regulations on the provision of Higher Education programmes aimed at international students, approval has been obtained from the Danish Evaluation Institute (EVA).
The UK programmes from De Montfort University are regularly evaluated by the Danish Evaluation Institute (EVA). The EVA approvals are valid for three years and have a direct impact on the issuing of student visas by the Danish Immigration Authorities. Student visas cannot be issued beyond the validity period of the EVA approvals.
Student visas may not cover the full period of study in the years when individual programmes are being re-evaluated by EVA. Therefore, students must apply for a visa extension covering the period of study exceeding the current EVA approval.
Please note that the Danish Immigration Authorities will require the standard processing fees for the visa extension and the family reunification visas will also have to be extended.
Niels Brock will provide all supplementary documentation free of charge, but does not fund any visa processing fees imposed by the Danish Immigration Authorities.
Future EVA evaluations:
BA (Hons) in Business Administration May 2026
BA (Hons) in Business Management April 2025
BSc (Hons) in Computer Science April 2025
For further information regarding visa extensions, please visit New to Denmark or contact the Danish Immigration Authorities directly.
Classes will take place on weekdays between 08:30 and 17:15. Please note that in addition to the modules scheduled, you are required to attend academic workshop sessions during the year. These will also be timetabled in advance.
You will typically attend 12 hours of classes per week during semester plus scheduled workshops. A minimum of 30 hours per week of unscheduled study should be anticipated.
All students will have access to a personalized online timetable.
Academic calendars
The academic year for the September intake typically starts in September and ends in June. Therefore you should expect to follow classes, laboratorie sessions and take exams in that time frame. There will, naturally, be a long summer break.
Please find the Academic Calendar for the September 2024 intake here: Calendar September 2024
Please find the Academic Calendar for the September 2023 intake here: Calendar September 2023
The academic year for the January intake typically starts late January and ends in December. Therefore you should expect to follow classes, laboratorie sessions and take exams in that time frame. There will, naturally, be a long summer break.
Please find the Academic Calendar for the January 2025 intake here: Calendar January 2025
Please find the Academic Calendar for the January 2024 intake here: Calendar January 2024
Required literature are provided at no additional cost.
See the attached for an indicative list of the literature used in the modules of the programme:
You will have access to other learning materials with the most important gathered together on an online reading list created by your module leader. The reading list will be in the module area on Mycopenhagenbusinesscollege.
You will also have access to Librarians, Academic Writing and Student Learning Assistants, and IT experts to assist and advise you. If your query is more in-depth, please schedule an appointment with the librarian. The librarian will also be visiting your seminars throughout the academic year to equip you with skills to help you succeed in your programme.
Finally, there are online resources which you can use in your own time to study where and when you choose.
As a graduate of the BSc (Hons) in Computer Science you would be qualified for jobs such as:
- System developer
- Database manager
- Programmer
- IT consultant
- Project manager
within industries such as medicine, education, entertainment, and security.
If you would like to take a Master’s degree on top of this BSc (Hons) Computer Science degree bear in mind that admission to a Master's degree is at the sole discretion of the admitting institution.
Early registration is recommended. International students living abroad should be aware of the extra time required for obtaining a visa/residence permit - in many cases 3 months or more. For information on visa application procedures, please contact the nearest Danish Embassy or Consulate. Seats are limited, so please apply as soon as possible to secure a place. Please note application for more than one programme will take longer to process and could take up to 6 weeks after deadline.
Early admission
Your application is accepted: Your place in Copenhagen business college first-year class is secure, pending completion of payment.
A final decision on your application is deferred: Your credentials will be revisited within the context of the Regular Decision pool of applicants.
Your application is denied: If you are denied admission under Early Decision, you may not reapply for admission under the Regular Decision plan during the same year.
Regular admission
If you didn´t apply within early admission, you will be considered under regular admission. This means that you will get a response after regular admission deadline.
Note that Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College welcomes applicants with disabilities - please see the section "Support for prospective students" below
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
Applicants will be called in for a virtual interview with the Dean of Academic Affairs to discuss their motivation for applying to the programme as well as to review their qualifications.
If you are accepted into the programme, a Letter of Acceptance including payment details will be sent to the email address provided in the application form.
NOTE: Once you have been accepted into the programme, the first tuition payment needs to be made by the due date stated in your Letter of Acceptance.
Within two weeks of making the payment, Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College will send you a signed ST1 residence permit application form by email, allowing you to begin the visa application process.
Applications must be admitted through the application form on this page.
You must be 18 years or older at the time of application.
It is a requirement is that you have completed upper secondary (high) school education, with Math’s, statistics, or equivalent subjects with a grade B minimum. Examples of qualifying educations are School Leaving Certificate Examinations, IB: 28 points with 625 in HL, Higher Secondary School Certificate( H.S.C.) or equivalent.
The qualifying education needs to be passed with a GPA of at least 2,75 or equivalent.
We do not accept applications that do not meet the requirement mentioned above. As an example, a diploma degree does not meet the minimum requirement and the application will be rejected.
The following English language qualifications are accepted at the level specified:
IELTS academic: module overall 6.5, no band below 6,0
PTE-academic: overall score at least 58, one band is allowed to be under 58, but no score below 55
TOEFL: 83 overall, one band is allowed to be under 20, but no band below 17
Test results may be no older than 2 years.
A motivational letter with a focus on relevant work experience. The relevant work experience is a requirement for any applicant that has a study gap over 2 years. The motivational letter should be maximum 1 page and focus on personal experience rather than information.
The application form should be submitted by the deadlines listed above. Early booking is recommended.
Admission decisions will be announced no later than 4 weeks after the application deadline.
FURTHER INFORMATION
For further information regarding application and admission, please contact our admission team by email, admissions@brock.dk
Note that Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College welcomes applicants with disabilities - please see the section "Support for prospective students" below
The total tuition fee is DKK 292,000. Read more.
Please note that fees and deadlines may vary between different intakes.
If you have a disability, we would encourage you to declare this on your application. A disability could include, but is not limited to, a medical condition (such as Sickle Cell Anaemia, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Cancer, Crohn’s Disease or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome), mental health condition, visual or hearing impairment, autistic spectrum condition or a condition affecting your mobility.
If you choose to disclose your disability on your application, then our Student Affairs Coordinators will contact you to ask for more information about your condition once you have made Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College your firm choice.
If you have not disclosed your disability on your application, then you can contact the Student Affairs Coordinators separately to discuss the support that you could potentially access at university. To do this, you can email ssu@brock.dk.
We appreciate that you might not have received any support at school or college. However, as university is a different environment it is important to discuss what support you might require during your time at Niels Brock
The student Affairs Coordinators will ask about your disability-related needs and any reasonable adjustments that you may need at university. If appropriate, they may invite you for a Student Support Meeting to discuss this in more detail.
A Window based laptop is included in the tuition. Therefore you do not need to bring your own.
If you want to get in touch with a local agent that can help you get more information about studying at Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College, you can find their contact information here.
Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College is committed to creating a genuinely international experience for students studying in Denmark.
Academic Scholarships
Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College is pleased to offer several scholarships. Scholarship recipients will be selected based on academic merit, leadership skills and exemplary service and character.
Scholarship Criteria
The goal of the selection process is to recognize students who demonstrate high academic achievement, leadership skills and exemplary character traits, therefore financial need is not a consideration. For BSc students, only those eligible to progress to the final year of study (level 6) may apply. Each scholarship is for 10,000 kr. and will be deducted from the following semester’s tuition fee.
The Scholarship Selection Committee will evaluate candidates on the following criteria:
Academic Excellence
- Outstanding grades and strong test scores
- Classroom participation and strong attendance
- Desire to master subjects and seek learning experiences outside the classroom
- Show curiosity and a willingness to learn
- Demonstrate originality and innovation
- Awards or certificates for academic performance
Leadership
- Assume formal leadership roles OR show exceptional leadership skills in class.
- Demonstrated commitment to excellence
- Inspire and encourage others
- Take risks and pursue new and original ideas
Character
- Show concern for others by Identifying student needs and work to solve them
- Improve student life for everyone
- Set positive examples for others and function as a role model
- Demonstrate a high level of integrity, honesty, and conscientiousness
- Initiate and/or partake in school events (parties, guest speakers, etc.)
Scholarship application deadline
BSc January Cohorts – Monday of Week 8
BSc September Cohorts – Monday of Week 36
How to apply
Scholarship applicants should submit an application in the form of a personal, relevant and well-written essay (max. 800 words). The application should include a description of the achievements and initiatives taken during the programme and should elaborate on the applicant’s success within the selection criteria.
The application should be sent to: international@brock.dk. Please name the file: Scholarship_Programme_LastName_FirstName. For example: Scholarship_BSc_Brock_Niels.
Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College has a 1+2 and 2+1 progression agreement with De Montfort University. This means that students are provided the opportunity to study their first year or first and second years in Copenhagen, then progress to De Montfort University in Leicester to complete their studies.
Please find an overview of the BSc (Hons) Computer Science programme structure.
Please find a detailed overview of the programme structure and progression here.
Contact
Contact for programme queries: