Bachelor of Computer Science

Study computer science in Qatar. Graduate with an Australian-awarded degree recognised globally.

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Computer Science prepares students to design, develop, secure, and optimise the digital systems that power modern industries.

Students begin with strong foundations in programming, algorithms, systems design, data management, and software engineering. As they progress, they specialise in a chosen major aligned with their career ambitions and industry demand.

Delivered at Barzan University College and awarded by Swinburne University of Technology, the program follows internationally recognized academic standards and integrates practical, project-based learning with theoretical depth.

The degree is designed to develop analytical thinking, computational problem-solving skills, and technical capability for rapidly evolving technology sectors.

Program Information

Next Intake

Sept 2026

Application Fee

QR 200

Program Fees

QR 65,000 per year

Scholarships

Available

Duration

3 years (Full-Time)

Available Majors

Students select one of the following majors:

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3 Years (Full-Time)

Bachelor of Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence

Design intelligent systems and apply machine learning to real-world problems.
  • Develop AI algorithms and predictive models
  • Work with data analytics and intelligent automation
  • Explore neural networks and intelligent systems
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Bachelor of Computer Science - Cyber Security

Protect digital infrastructure and defend against cyber threats.
  • Identify and mitigate system vulnerabilities
  • Implement network security solutions
  • Apply digital forensics and risk management
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Bachelor of Computer Science - Software Development

Build scalable applications and engineer robust digital systems.
  • Design software architecture
  • Develop web and mobile applications
  • Apply testing and DevOps practices
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Global Rankings & Accreditations 

The Bachelor of Computer Science is awarded by Swinburne University of Technology — a globally ranked Australian university recognised for excellence in business education.

Swinburne is ranked: 

Subject-specific recognition includes:

ACS Accreditation

In Australia, the Australian Computer Society (ACS) is the authorised accreditation body for ICT‑related higher education programs. ACS accreditation involves a rigorous evaluation of university‑level courses to ensure that graduates meet internationally benchmarked standards for professional practice in the ICT sector. You can find out more about this on the ACS website.

At present, the Swinburne Bachelor of Computer Science and Master of Cybersecurity programs delivered in Australia are accredited by ACS. As a newly established educational institution, Barzan University College (BUC) does not yet have a graduating student cohort eligible for ACS accreditation assessment.

Accreditation for the Bachelor of Computer Science and Master of Cybersecurity at BUC will be pursued as soon as it is feasible to do so within the accreditation timelines and requirements set by ACS.

For more rankings and accreditations, please visit Swinburne’s Rankings and Ratings page.

What Skills You Will Develop

Throughout the degree, students develop:

The program ensures graduates are adaptable, technically capable, and prepared for emerging technology careers.

Entry Requirements

Academic Requirements

Applicants must meet one of the following:

English Language Requirements

Applicants must meet one of the following:

Why Study Computer Science at BUC?

Career Pathways

Graduates of the Bachelor of Computer Science may pursue careers across: 

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our campus and international standing.

Is this degree internationally recognised?

Yes. The degree is awarded by Swinburne University of Technology and recognised globally.

Students complete foundational business units before progressing into their selected specialisation.

Subject to academic regulations and availability.

Yes. Yes. Graduates may progress to postgraduate computing or cybersecurity programs, subject to criteria.

Ready to Begin?

Join a community of innovators and future leaders. Applications for the next intake are now open.
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