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Bachelor of Computer Engineering at University of Birmingham is a 3-year degree at Birmingham (Edgbaston). Study object oriented programming, artificial intelligence, data structures and algorithms, electrical engineering, mathematics for applied computing, mechatronics and control, operating systems, integrated design projects, computer hardware, and the Internet of Things that builds skills for hardware-software careers.
Study at a university with Computer Science ranked #127 worldwide (QS World University Rankings by Subject) and #6 in the UK (Complete University Guide), with computer engineering training at Edgbaston Campus.
Indicative total fees are £91,800 tuition with £0 application fee. English requirements include IELTS 6.0 (no less than 5.5 in any band), TOEFL 80 (no less than 19 Reading, 19 Listening, 21 Speaking and 19 Writing), or PTE 64 (no less than 59 in all four skills). Entry typically expects A Levels AAB including Mathematics, UEC A2 A2 A2 B3 B3, STPM grades equivalent to A Levels in three of five subjects, or IB 32 points overall including Mathematics.
University of Birmingham ranks #127 worldwide for Computer Science in QS World University Rankings by Subject and #6 in the UK for Computer Science in the Complete University Guide, with computer engineering training at Edgbaston Campus in Birmingham.
University of Birmingham is ranked 76th in the world in the QS World University Rankings — a strong global standing among leading research universities.
University of Birmingham is placed in the Top 100 in the world in the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) — recognising research strength and academic reputation.
University of Birmingham is ranked 13th in the UK in the Complete University Guide — reflecting teaching quality, student experience, and graduate outcomes.
Study at Birmingham (Edgbaston) — home to electronic, electrical and systems engineering teaching labs and design spaces on the main Edgbaston campus. Watch the campus film below to explore the grounds, facilities, and student life. Study computer engineering in a research-led setting with links to software, embedded systems, and technology employers across the UK.
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Core fees are shown in British pounds (GBP). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live GBP/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. University of Birmingham typically reviews international tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.
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The Bachelor of Computer Engineering is completed over 3 years of full-time study at Birmingham (Edgbaston), with September intake. Expand each year for core modules. Year three also includes optional computer technology modules (including Internet of Things pathways).
Year one at Edgbaston builds a computer engineering foundation through object oriented programming, artificial intelligence, data structures and algorithms, electrical engineering, mathematics for applied computing, computing for engineers, and an integrated design project. You develop coding skills, circuit awareness, and the analytical tools used across the degree. Teaching links software with hardware so you can connect algorithms to physical systems. By the end of the year you should be ready for mechatronics, operating systems, and advanced AI in year two.
Year two develops intermediate computer engineering through artificial intelligence 2, functional programming, mechatronics and control engineering, operating systems and systems programming, multidisciplinary systems and software engineering, intermediate mathematics for applied computing, and an integrated design project. You apply programming and control methods to larger embedded and software systems with greater independence. Modules strengthen systems thinking, collaboration across disciplines, and the ability to deliver reliable designs. You leave the year prepared for computer hardware, an individual project, and integrated design project 3 in year three.
Year three completes your computer engineering degree through computer hardware, integrated design project 3, and an individual project that draws on earlier programming, AI, mechatronics, and systems learning, with optional modules such as Internet of Things pathways. You plan and complete an independent investigation with professional documentation and critical reflection. The year consolidates hardware-software judgement, scholarly writing, and industrially aware thinking valued by graduate employers. Graduates are prepared for computer engineer, software engineer, hardware engineer, embedded systems engineer, systems engineer, and firmware engineer pathways across technology and industry.
University of Birmingham offers a September intake for this degree at Birmingham (Edgbaston). Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start.
Exact dates vary by year; apply early to secure your place, arrange your UK student visa, and organise accommodation. Confirm with University of Birmingham or our advisors.
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