BSc Computer Science with Digital Technology Partnership Degree Apprenticeship with PwC

University of Birmingham

United Kingdom, Birmingham

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University of Birmingham

United Kingdom , Birmingham

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Course Code

G402

Campuses

Birmingham (Edgbaston)

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesSeptember-2026

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Duration 4 year(s)

Next Intake September-2026

BSc Computer Science with Digital Technology Partnership Degree Apprenticeship with PwC

About

Our unique BSc Computer Science with Digital Technology Partnership with PwC will allow you to gain valuable work experience alongside learning the fundamentals of computer science, preparing you for a successful career within a digital technology team.

Computer Science BSc with PwC Digital Technology Partnership, University of Birmingham. This degree combines practical work, technology projects and industry experience, and you are paid to study!

Requirements

Entry Requirements

We will consider students who have taken GCE A Level examinations or the International Baccalaureate (IB) for entrance to onto our undergraduate programmes. Holders of the Thanawiyah are not normally eligible for direct entry onto our undergraduate courses without the completion of a suitable foundation programme, such as one of our foundation pathways.

English Language

You will need to demonstrate a certain level of English language, either through an English test such as IELTS, TOEFL or PTE, or we may be able to accept your previous or alternative qualifications as evidence. Please view the entry requirements for specific programme requirements, and details on our presessional English language courses.

English Program Requirements

Number of A levels required:: 3
Typical offer:: AAA
Required subjects and grades:: Grade A in A Level Mathematics.

General Studies or Critical Thinking are not accepted.
Deferred entry is not accepted.

International Baccalaureate Diploma:

6, 6, 6 required at Higher Level (including 6 in Mathematics), with a minimum of 32 points overall. We also require 5 in Standard Level English.

BTEC

Only accepted in combination with other qualifications, which must include A Level Mathematics (or equivalent). BTEC IT is not accepted in combination with A Level Computer Science.

Access to Higher Education

Not considered. Please see our Foundation Year programme as a route to our courses.

Typical offer grades are for guidance only, other qualifications are considered – learn more about entry requirements.

Application Process

Suitable applicants will also be invited to complete PwC’s stages of the application process, including an online assessment, a video interview and an assessment day. You will be offered support and coaching workshops from PwC to help support you through the process, and you will also have the chance to hear from current students and staff at PwC about their experiences as part of the PwC team.

Alternative offers through our Pathways to Birmingham programmes and our Contextual Offer scheme

Students who are eligible and successfully complete a Pathways to Birmingham programme will receive special consideration from admissions tutors and an alternative offer (typically two grades below the standard offer). In addition, our Contextual Offer Scheme recognises the potential of students whose personal circumstances may have restricted achievement in school or college. If you are eligible to benefit from the contextual offer scheme, you will receive an offer which is one grade lower than the standard offer.

International Students

This programme is only available to UK nationals due to funding regulations. Non-UK nationals may apply for any of our other Computer Science programmes.

Career

PwC will offer you a graduate job at the end of the degree programme providing you meet their performance criteria.

When you graduate, you could obtain a role working for PwC in various areas of the company, which could include being a Cyber Security Advisory Associate, Technology Risk Associate or working in Data and Analytics.

Placements

During your placements you will be productively employed and play an active, and valued, part on project teams and will make meaningful contributions to fee earning client projects. You will be equipped with the opportunity to apply your learning in a challenging but fully supported environment. PwC has a client base ranging from local to multinational and global companies, across all sectors and industries.

You will be fully supported when on placement with PwC, you will have a dedicated people manager, buddies, mentors, a dedicated development team, and will still be able to access all of the University support systems too.

Alongside developing your technical skills through your placements with PwC you will develop a combination of interpersonal skills (eg rapport building, behavioural styles, working in a team and networking) and consulting skills, (eg models of consulting, distinctive business advisor, change management and analytical skills) embedding the PwC Experience.