Studying the FdSc Computing and Digital Futures gives you the essential skills and knowledge to succeed in today’s tech-driven world. This two-year foundation degree builds a strong understanding of areas such as artificial intelligence, digital strategy, technology management, and ethical computing—preparing you for the demands of modern business and computing environments.
Alongside core subject knowledge, you’ll develop vital academic and professional skills in critical thinking,research, and communication—ensuring you’re prepared not just for study, but for a successful career in technology. Whether you’re looking to launch your career in tech, specialise further, or progress onto a full BSc (Hons) degree, this course provides a practical and accessible pathway to your goals.
LOCATION
Arden University
DURATION
2 Year’s
STUDY MODE
In person
FEES
£ 9,250 per year,
TIMETABLE
Flexible options with weekday, evening, and weekend classes available. Check when you apply.
On successful completion of this 2 year course, students will have strong career prospects in diverse areas of business including:
GCSE passes at grades A to C
including English Language, and either a minimum of one A Level at grades ‘A’ to ‘E’, or a BTEC Level 3 Certificate or Diploma, or an Access to Higher Education Certificate awarded by an approved further education institution
GCSE passes at grades ‘A to C’ including English Language, and either a minimum of one A Level at grades ‘A’ to ‘E’, or a BTEC Level 3 Certificate or Diploma, or an Access to Higher Education Certificate awarded by an approved further education institution; or
College-recognised certificated learning equivalent to the above. Where possible Regent College London uses the NARIC database to determine equivalents to GCSE and A level qualifications; or
Normally, two or more years of work experience at a managerial/supervisory/admin level relevant to the programme applied for. This must be evidenced via a personal statement, work experience form and successful interview, and supported by employment reference(s) indicating the duration of employment and the role.
You may be eligible to join an HND programme if you have previous learning that satisfies the learning outcomes and assessment criteria for the course you are interested in, normally with 90 credits (subject to syllabus studied previously). It is your responsibility to demonstrate this with objective evidence.
Prospective students who are not UK nationals, or who are UK nationals but do not have GCSE English Language at grades A to C, are required to take our English language assessment. If you hold IELTS grade 5.5, with both reading and writing at grade 5.5, you do not need to sit this assessment.
If you do not meet the required standard of English in the assessment, you will be offered an English language course to help you improve your English to the necessary level to gain admission to the Pearson HND in Business programme.
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