There has never been a better time to consider a career in Digital, Computing and Cyber. In an industry that contributes nearly £5bn to the Scottish economy, it’s estimated that 13,000 new roles are created on an annual basis within Scotland’s emerging digital sectors. People working in these sectors are 23% more likely to be employed on a full-time, permanent basis, and earn a salary that is on average 26% higher than the Scottish average.

Our courses will equip you with the specialist computer science and digital media skills you need to pursue a career in areas such as Software Development, Cyber Security, Computer Arts, 3D Animation, Computer Games Design, Digital Design and eSports.

We’ve also recently invested hugely in our digital infrastructure, including the purchase of equipment to allow access to real-life cyber threats and different operating systems, creating the highest quality learning environment. The integration of real-life experience will provide students with valuable experience with the latest software and intrusion detection systems, giving you the edge over other similarly qualified applicants when you enter the job market.

Strong digital and cyber skills can lead to many exciting job opportunities, not only in IT businesses but across all sectors including Banking and Finance, Creative Industries, Education, Engineering, Tourism, Healthcare and the Public Sector. In fact, 60% of digital technology professionals in Scotland work in non-digital technology companies.

With qualifications available at every level of study, from introductory courses up to HNCs, HNDs and degrees, we can help you gain the practical skills and knowledge that employers are looking for.

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