The University of Aberdeen offers undergraduate Year 4 Computer Science students the opportunity to work on genuine, real-world projects as part of their degree. You’ll collaborate with an external organisation, applying what you’ve learned in class to practical challenges that build your confidence, skills and employability.
This is your opportunity to graduate with more than just a degree; you’ll gain experience that employers value.
What's Involved?
You’ll work independently and collaboratively on a project proposed by an external partner, with academic support throughout.
Term 1
Scheduled around your other commitments
Weekly check-ins with your project partner plus three on-campus lectures
Project Dependent
Your work contributes to your degree
Project Areas
Projects may focus on:
- Software development
- Data and analytics
- UX / user research
- AI and machine learning
- Sustainability and digital innovation
Why take part?
- Gain hands-on experience with a real organisation
- Apply your technical skills to meaningful problems
- Build your CV, portfolio and confidence
- Develop professional skills such as communication, planning and teamwork
- Make valuable industry connections before you graduate
Support throughout
You’ll receive:
- Clear project expectations
- Ongoing academic oversight
- Regular feedback from your project partner
Other Opportunities
Further opportunities are available to help you gain practical experience and develop industry-relevant skills.