16 Short courses in Computer Sciences in United Kingdom

If you're looking to obtain a certification in how to look for the weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems, both professionally and personally, then the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker course of The Learning People platform is for you.

The Physics Summer School course at Imperial is led by Professor David Colling and Dr Alexander Richards from Imperial’s Department of Physics. 

This Graphic Design and Computers Summer School at the University of the Arts London (UAL) offers a broad grounding in many of the key design software packages used by professional designers and illustrators.

The Web Design and Development (RQF) - Level 2course at the London School of International Business provides the learner with the essential skills, knowledge and understanding to work on web developments and networking basics.

London School of Economics and Political Science's Computational Economics course introduces students to a broad set of computational methods used by economists.

Atlas Summer Courses – Computer Science introduces students to how computers, code, and logical systems work. Explore core programming ideas, problem-solving, and computational thinking through discussion-led learning in small groups at Oxford.

If you’re looking to strengthen your competency in system security, network infrastructure, access control and organisational security, then the CompTIA Security Plus course offered on The Learning People platform is for you.

University College London (UCL)'s Organisational Design, People Management and Innovation (Telecommunications and ICT) five-day course/module will address the principles of organisational design and the management of people as a resource within a set of effective processes. Its context is the modern global telecomms industry.

University College London (UCL)'s Finance and Business Environment (Telecommunications and ICT) five-day course will give you a highly intensive introduction to finance and financial techniques - the aim being to help you effectively manage projects and businesses within the capital-intensive ICT industry (information and communications technology). 

Cranfield University offers the Guided Weapons Systems Integration programme. 

UCL's R - Further Topics course is for those familiar with the basics of the statistical software R and want to learn how to use R's advanced features.

MAC on Track - Developing Games with Impact at Cardiff and Vale College is a practical Level 2 programme that introduces learners to game design, development and creative media production.

If you are looking to take on a pivotal role in building, managing and protecting a data network then the CompTIA Network Plus course offered on The Learning People platform is for you!

UCL's Introduction to R course is aimed at researchers who want to learn how to use the statistical software R.

University College London (UCL)'s Customer Service, Operations and Planning (Telecommunications and ICT) five-day course/module will provide a telecommunications business perspective on managing customers, and operating network services. It's aimed to anyone working, or seeking to work, in the industry.

The Scientific Computing in Python course from UCL Summer School introduces Python, a programming language that has become the standard in scientific computing.