CCI Clearing
Kickstart your career in tech this autumn
You can still start an undergraduate computing course at CCI in autumn!
If you want to join us this autumn but don't have a place or simply changed your mind about what to study, UCAS Extra is the route for you.
Our undergraduate courses blend computer science with artistic exploration, giving you the freedom to experiment, invent, and disrupt the norm. From intelligent robotics and ethical AI to data science and creative coding, CCI offers 4 undergraduate degrees that combine the rigour of computing with the freedom of creative experimentation.
Join us in September 2027 and build both the technical and soft skills sought after in industry.
Why choose CCI?
- Part of a top 2 university for Art and Design (QS Rankings by Subject 2025).
- Ranked 3rd in London and 12th in the UK for Computer Science (The Guardian, 2025).
- Interdisciplinary courses merging creativity and technology.
- A commitment to digital inclusion, diversity, and social good.
- State-of-the-art labs, studios, and maker spaces in vibrant London.
- Our Computer Science, Data Science and AI and Creative Computing degrees all have the option of being a 4-year degree if you're unsure whether you're ready for a degree. Year 0 will build your confidence in art and computing before starting your first year.
Study computing through a creative lens
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Computing components, 2021, UAL Creative Computing Institute, Photograph: Alys Tomlinson
BSc (Hons) Computer Science
From web platforms, computer graphics, to machine learning and AI, create models of real-world problems through computer programming.
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2019BSc (Hons) Creative Computing
An exciting mix of computing and creative practice set in the context of a world-renowned creative university. You will learn to code, build apps, craft digital experiences, explore machine intelligence and more.
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Gabrielle Ngoo working with computing components in the Physical Computing Lab, 2021, UAL Creative Computing Institute, Photograph: Alys Tomlinson
BSc (Hons) Creative Robotics
Learn to build robots and explore both the creative applications and the role that robots play as they become more common in society.
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Josef Murmann in the Kitchen, 2021, UAL Creative Computing Institute, Photograph: Alys Tomlinson
BSc (Hons) Data Science and AI
Gain practical skills in Data Science and AI and explore how this rapidly expanding discipline is shaping the world around us.
How do I apply?
We want you to feel confident throughout the application process. To apply through UCAS Extra, check our step‑by‑step application guide.
Where would I study?
CCI is currently based across multiple sites in London. If you're looking to join our BSc (Hons) Creative Computing or BSc (Hons) Creative Robotics then you'll be based in our Peckham Road location from September 2026 to June 2027. And if you'll be studying BSc (Hons) Computer Science or BSc (Hons) Data Science and AI then you'll be based in High Holborn during this time.
From September 2027, CCI will move to London College of Communication's new building in Elephant and Castle and you'll then be based in this new building for the remainder of your course.
Where would I live?
Ranked in the world's top 3 locations in the 2026 QS Best Student Cities list, it’s no wonder that thousands of students from across the globe choose to study in London.
With underground, train and bus systems spanning the city, you can live close to the campus your course is based in or live in another area and commute to class.
UAL has halls of residence across London and can also offer advice on privately-rented accommodation. Explore our accommodation options and find out about life in halls.
What equipment will I need?
All our courses are part of a computing curriculum, so computing is our primary tool/medium. Whilst advantageous to have your own computer, it is not a requirement as you can borrow a laptop at all CCI locations for use anywhere on that site. Desktop PCs are also available in open-access and technical areas.
You can find more details on the recommended kit list for CCI students on the CCI Wiki, as well as more information on CCI resources, buildings and technical workshops.