Computing with Management

@LeuanJones7

I've been looking at the exact same thing - Computing interests me but only certain modules so I found Computing and Management. Some Unis are flexible on how much of each subject you do so it can be like 50:50 or like 70:30. With Computing though you usually have to take the basic modules as more complex ones rely upon you doing them. Not doing the more complex modules shouldn't limit you that much as you can always learn about them after Uni but your best bet is to call admissions tutors and see what they say about specifics

Some Natural science degrees cover the same thing so it might be worth looking at that, depends on what interests you?

hope this helped a bit!

Thanks for the reply, I've had a look at the course in a bit more detail, and I've decided to leave this one and I'm looking to do a standard Computer Science degree instead.

Having looked over the content and speaking with my current computing lecturer, I've found that the course cuts out too much of the important computing modules and replacing them with business modules such as accountancy and marketing which really don't interest me!

If the course was a 70:30 or similar ratio between Computing and Business I'd seriously consider it but its a 50:50 split which is too much of the computing work taken out for me.

Sounds like you got it sorted! What courses were you looking at for Comp-Management and Pure Computing?

Currently looking at Computing Science at East Anglia (UEA), they're course looks really good with some interesting modules.