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Computing & Digital Technologies

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About the Computing & Digital Technologies Department

Whether you're taking your first step into computing or building on existing knowledge, Glasgow Kelvin College will help you develop the practical skills, confidence and technical expertise needed for a career in one of the world's fastest-growing industries.

From programming and cyber security to networking, robotics and computer hardware, you'll learn through hands-on projects using industry-standard technologies in a supportive learning environment. As you develop your technical skills, you'll also strengthen your problem-solving, teamwork and communication skills, preparing you for employment, apprenticeships or further study.

Our experienced lecturers will support you throughout your journey, helping you gain recognised qualifications, build confidence and prepare for a successful career in the ever-evolving world of technology.

Not sure which course is right for you?

Whether you're interested in coding, cyber security, networking, games development or IT support, our Computing courses offer clear progression routes from Level 4 through to HNC and HND, helping you prepare for employment or university.

Computing & Digital Technologies Courses

Student in a white hoodie using a screwdriver to adjust components on a blue robotic vehicle during a hands-on computing activity.
Student in a grey hoodie holding up a blue robotic vehicle, smiling against a colourful geometric wall.
Lecturer in an orange hoodie and a student in a pink top smiling while working together on assembling a blue robotic vehicle near a large window with Glasgow Kelvin College branding
Student using a smartphone to control a small blue robotic vehicle, testing its movements on a table in a computing lab.
Student in a white hoodie smiling while holding a small blue robotic vehicle against a bright yellow background.
Lecturer in an orange hoodie guiding a student through programming a robotic vehicle on a computer screen in a computing classroom.
Student in a white hoodie smiling while holding a blue robotic vehicle, with a lecturer in an orange hoodie assisting in a computer lab at Glasgow Kelvin College.
Lecturer in an orange hoodie guiding a student in a white hoodie as they work on a small blue robotic vehicle together.
Lecturer in an orange hoodie helping two students troubleshoot and assemble a blue robotic vehicle in a classroom.
Student in a pink top working on assembling a small blue robotic vehicle, adjusting its wheels on a table.
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