Business and computing
Support dynamic and evolving sectors that power the modern world.
Learn all aspects of today’s modern business world, and the domestic and global environments in which businesses operate. Challenge yourself and show us, and the world, what you bring to the table.
Or excel in computing through a curriculum in collaboration with industry, to make your mark in a growing and dynamic sector at the heart of modern development.
Study at UHI to develop the skills needed for a successful career in the areas of business and computing.
Postgraduate
- Applied Data Analytics
- Business Administration: Aviation, Environment, Executive, Renewable Energy, Resilience
- Creativity, Leadership and Enterprise
- Equine Leadership and Management
- Global Entrepreneurship
- Health Leadership and Management
- Human Resource Management
- Interpretation: Management and Practice
- Leadership and Management
- Management in Golf
- Resilience Leadership and Management
- Tourism
Pathways to study
If you don't initially meet the entry requirements for degree study there is always another route and you may want to consider an HNC or access course.
Ian, computing graduate
Studying opened new doors for me and it could for you too. Choose a subject that genuinely excites you and just go for it – university is a great way to meet like-minded people, improve your self-confidence, and gain skills you had no idea existed!
One of the great things about UHI is that classes are smaller than other universities. This has meant more one-to-one time with my lecturers who we're more than happy to sit down and really walk you through a problem. I think that’s a fantastic approach and one that goes a long way towards fostering a love of the field itself. There was a real sense of camaraderie among us. If one person was struggling, we’d all work together to try and come up with a solution. It was just such a positive atmosphere and I imagine that’s a level of support you don’t get at larger universities.
Ian studied BSc (Hons) Computing at UHI Perth.
Careers
Graduates progress into a variety of roles:
- Accounting
- App development
- Business, leadership, management and entrepreneurship
- Game developer and animator
- Data analyst
- Events and festival management
- Human resources
- Marketing
- Systems and software engineer
- Tourism and hospitality
- Web design
Tourism is forecast to account for 11.4% of Scotland’s total number of job openings in the long-term (2024-2031)
