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Showing 30 results for digital

Choose from a variety of specialist pathways to a degree in Computing & IT; digital technologies, software development, solutions development, networking or professional practice.

Part-time	Full-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week	April 2026

This joint honours degree combines design and innovation with a second subject of your choice - arts, business, engineering or environment.

Part-time	Full-time
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week

With this flexible joint honours degree, you can combine computing and IT with a second subject: business, design, mathematics, psychology or statistics.

Part-time	Full-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week	April 2026

If you have already completed the Foundation Degree in Computing and IT Practice (or its equivalent), this top-up will give you a full honours degree.

Part-time	Full-time
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week

Practical and creative, you'll use online design studios, social networking and study materials to develop your creative design thinking and build a portfolio.

Part-time	Full-time
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week

Build a foundation on which to continue to a degree in data science or employment by developing skills in exploring and analysing complex data sets.

Part-time	Full-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week	April 2026

This flexible diploma will provide you with a broad-based foundation for a variety of careers relating to computing and IT.

Part-time	Full-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week	April 2026

This certificate introduces a range of IT related topics, plus options in mathematics, as a starting point for a career in computing and IT.

Part-time	Full-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week	April 2026

This certificate lets you combine studying the fundamentals of computing and IT with business, design, mathematics, psychology or statistics.

Part-time	Full-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week	April 2026

This certificate introduces the basic skills needed to explore and analyse complex data sets and solve practical problems using maths, statistics and computing.

Part-time	Full-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	32-36 hours per week	April 2026

Learn the core sociological arguments and ideas that will help you understand the wide-ranging impact of digital technology on society.

Part-time	Earliest Start date:
16-18 hours per week	October 2026

This innovative and flexible module allows you to count different types of learning such as OpenLearn towards a formal OU qualification.

Part-time	Earliest Start date:
Less than 16 hours per week	October 2026

This module equips you with essential marketing knowledge and skills, helping you apply marketing concepts to real-world challenges and opportunities.

Part-time	Earliest Start date:
Less than 16 hours per week	October 2026

This short course, developed and presented in partnership with The Royal Photographic Society (RPS), will develop your ability to create and share digital photographs.

Part-time	Earliest Start date:
Less than 16 hours per week	October 2026

Gain the practical skills to create effective online content that engages your audience and delivers business objectives.

Part-time
Less than 16 hours per week

The course is aimed at people with some knowledge of leadership and who recognise the importance of effective leadership at all levels in any organisation.

Part-time
Less than 16 hours per week