BSc (Hons) Computing

Short Description

An undergraduate computing degree focused on software development, databases, networking, web technologies, and computer security, delivered in Nepal under UK academic standards and validated by Leeds Beckett University.

Description

BSc (Hons) Computing equips students with core and advanced computing competencies aligned with global industry requirements. The programme blends theory with applied practice through labs, group work, and real-world projects. Students develop professional skills in programming, systems analysis, database design, networking, and secure computing, with opportunities to specialise in later years. The degree is equivalent to BSc CSIT and BIT in Nepal and can be completed fully in Kathmandu, with optional transfer to the UK.

Curricular Structure

Programme Overview

• Duration: 4 years
• Structure:
  • Year 0 (Foundation Year – The British College)
  • Years 1–3 (Validated by Leeds Beckett University)
• Total Credits: 480

Year 0 / Level 3 – Foundation Year (120 Credits)

Year 1 / Level 4 (120 Credits)

Year 2 / Level 5 (120 Credits)

Includes International Mobility Programme (London, Dubai, or Singapore).

Year 3 / Level 6 (120 Credits)

Salient Features

• UK-standard teaching and assessment
• State-of-the-art computer, networking, and security labs
• Qualified faculty with academic and industry background
• Virtual Learning Environment (VLE)
• Access to Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN)
• Industry interaction through seminars, projects, and visits
• International Mobility Programme included
• Career counselling and professional skills development
• Sports facilities, gymnasium, and modern library

Admission Process

• Meet academic eligibility criteria (Foundation or Direct Entry)
• Submit academic transcripts and certificates
• Provide English proficiency evidence (IELTS or equivalent, if applicable)
• Complete application through The British College
• Attend interview or counselling session if required
• Receive offer letter and confirm enrollment

Eligibility Summary

• Foundation Entry:
  • 10+2 / CBSE or equivalent with minimum 55%
  • A-Level: Minimum 3.5 credits with 3 full credits
• University Entry:
  • Overall 75% with minimum 70% in English
  • OR IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 5.5)

Job Prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles including:

• Software Developer / Software Engineer
• Web Developer
• Database Developer / Database Administrator
• Network Architect
• Network Technician
• Systems Analyst
• IT Support and Infrastructure Roles

Progression pathways include postgraduate study in computing-related disciplines or entrepreneurship through IT start-ups.