[city17]

Hi!

Well, this is a plan for the future, because I live in Spain, but I like to have all planned for the future.

I decided to study a "High level vocational training" of computing, I start next monday. But, I realized that I needed more studies for develop a good career.

I found a couple problems with the undergraduates courses in Spain:
- Limited choices
- I am terrible with maths

When I say limited choices, I want to mean for example in the UCLAN you have: Health Informatics BSc, Computing BSc, System Management BSc, etc. but in Spain we only have Computing BSc and Software development BSc. Both have a good charge of programming which is not my main interest and also a lot of maths.

I researched some universities at United Kingdom, obviously I ruled out Cambridge, Oxford and Imperial College London because I wanted a undergraduate course which doesn't have maths. As this is impossible in Spain, it seems I found some universities in UK that at first, I think they have courses without maths, like in UCLAN. Concretly I am interested in one of this:
- "Computing, BSc" -> http://www.uclan.ac.uk/information/c..._computing.php
- "Forensic Computing, BSc" -> http://www.uclan.ac.uk/information/c..._computing.php
- "System Management, BSc" -> http://www.uclan.ac.uk/information/c...management.php


I am a bit lost with the education system on UK, so I hope somebody could help me with my doubts.

I will be very grateful if you give me some recommendation or whatever you find important.


I also have to say that I have heard that I could homologate my "high level vocational training" and convalidate some subjects of the undergraduate course, but I do not know if this is 100% true.

Thanks in advance for everything.

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