These degrees are like no other. With the mix of practical technology and business, combined with real employer involvement, it truly is the right recipe for graduate success. It provided me with the skills and confidence to jump straight into the world of work.

Stuart Chapman, IT Management for Business (ITMB) graduate

Tech Industry-accredited degrees

Going to university? Study a tech degree that puts you ahead of the rest. These employer-designed courses equip you with the tech and business skills the digital sector is looking for, putting you in great demand with leading companies after you graduate.

Tech Partnership-accredited degrees are developed and supported by over 90 top companies, through 20 leading universities across the UK to give you the best possible start to your education and career. If you are passionate about technology and interested in studying a degree that gives you exclusive industry insight and real-life experience, these degrees could be for you.

More than a degree course

Through ITMB and SDfB degrees you can benefit from:

	Networking opportunities The network of Tech Partnership degrees students, employers and alumni is growing fast. Over 2,000 students have networked with potential employers from over 90 companies – including Dell, IBM, Ford and more – online and at Student/Employer events.
	Exclusive Placements Find out about exclusive placements for Tech Partnership degrees students, from a summer job at Wimbledon to business projects at huge tech companies such as Intel, SAS, and many more.
	A strong community Connect with 100s of like-minded students with a passion for tech at your own and other universities through annual networking events and the brand new TP Chat app.
	Great results 87% of 2017 ITMB and SDfB graduates received a First Class or 2.1 degree. Check our students success stories.
	The latest tech-industry insights Alongside lectures from your tutors, you’ll get access to online talks from Industry Gurus – inspirational and leading figures in the tech world – to get a real-world understanding of life in tech.