

BSc Web & Mobile Development
About this course
Web and mobile development is the practical discipline of building the applications and platforms that people use every day across browsers and smartphones. It encompasses front-end development, which determines what users see and interact with, back-end development, which handles the logic, databases, and server infrastructure that power applications, and the increasingly important mobile layer, where iOS and Android applications demand distinct development expertise. The field moves quickly, and professional developers need both strong foundational skills and the habit of continuing to learn as technologies evolve. At the University of the West of Scotland, this part-time programme develops the technical skills and professional understanding needed for a career in web and mobile development. You will cover the fundamentals of programming, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, web frameworks, database design, API development, and the specific considerations of mobile application development for contemporary platforms. The part-time mode allows you to study while managing work or family commitments, spreading the degree over a longer period and giving you the flexibility to build skills at a pace that suits your circumstances. Graduates work as web developers, front-end developers, back-end developers, full-stack developers, and mobile application developers across a remarkable range of employers, from technology startups and digital agencies to in-house development teams in financial services, healthcare, retail, and the public sector. The skills the degree develops are highly transferable and consistently in demand. Many graduates who study part-time are already working in technology roles and use the degree to formalise and deepen their skills, which often accelerates their career progression. Postgraduate study in computing and software engineering is available for those who wish to specialise further.
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