BSc (Hons) Software Engineering

From Science and Engineering to the Creative Arts and everything in between, ARU offers more than 500 courses across its four academic faculties:

•       Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Education and Social Science
•       Faculty of Business and Law
•       Faculty of Science and Engineering
•       Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care

Each faculty is home to its own specialist equipment and resources that support and enhance student learning across all areas of study.

In order to accommodate students’ existing commitments and lifestyles, ARU offers September and January start dates for most of their courses, with some courses providing the additional flexibility of a May start. ARU’s experienced staff are on-hand to educate, guide and assist students during their studies and throughout their time at university. Expert lecturers have a wealth of industry experience to augment their teaching and are all passionate about their subjects, encouraging students to perform to the best of their ability.

The inspirational team of lecturers at ARU includes authors, government advisors and winners of accolades including National Teaching Fellowships and Queen’s Honours.

Anglia Ruskin University offers over 100 part-time and full-time postgraduate courses through its four academic faculties:

• Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Education and Social Science
• Faculty of Business and Law
• Faculty of Science and Engineering
• Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care

Each faculty houses its own specialist equipment and facilities designed to support and augment students’ learning experience.

Postgraduate courses can be studied full-time or part-time, and many of ARU’s postgraduate degree programmes can even be studied remotely.

Lecturers at ARU have significant industry and academic experience and include authors, government advisors and winners of prizes including National Teaching Fellowships and Queen’s Honours. Teachers are passionate about their subjects, encouraging students to learn and perform to the best of their ability.

The university is committed to continuing professional development, delivering a variety of short courses, workshops and standalone modules, offered on campus or by distance-learning. These courses are aimed at working professionals wishing to refresh or enhance their knowledge.