Digital Technology

Yes, City College Norwich HE offers a range of digital and computing courses at our Norwich campus, including higher education options in cyber security and software development.

You’ll develop practical skills in areas such as programming, cyber security, software development and IT systems. Courses are designed to reflect real industry needs, helping you build technical knowledge alongside problem-solving and project skills.

Studying digital technology can lead to careers such as software developer, cyber security analyst, IT support technician, web developer or data analyst. These roles are in high demand across the UK, with digital skills needed in almost every industry.

Yes, you can study digital technology without traditional A Levels. We offer an Access to Higher Education: Computing (Level 3) course. This one-year course provides the perfect stepping stone to prepare you for higher-level tech studies.

Yes, many students progress to university after completing their course. Qualifications such as an Access to HE Diploma or HND can provide a direct route into a degree in computing, software development or related subjects.

Norwich has a growing digital and tech sector, creating strong demand for skilled professionals. Studying locally allows you to build connections with employers while gaining the skills needed to enter a fast-growing industry.