Technology Flying start Degree Programme

Flying Start degree programmes
If you want to go to university but are also keen to begin your career, our Flying Start degree programmes offer the best of both worlds.
You’ll get to work with our world-class clients and be part of our highly skilled teams. Studying at university you’ll get to experience the full-time student lifestyle alongside real work experience during your placements at PwC. On top of this, you’ll also receive a monthly salary for the full duration of the programme, alongside full funding for your tuition fees*. You’ll gain a degree, and hopefully impress us enough to secure a job with us after you graduate.

What you’ll gain
You’ll study towards a full BSc degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering and Data Analyst, depending on which University you attend, and gain the relevant apprenticeship qualification too. The degree is fully funded which means you don’t need to pay your tuition fees, and as a PwC apprentice from day one, you’ll be paid a salary throughout your degree programme. During the programme you’ll have work placements with us where you’ll work on cutting-edge digital and technology projects, supporting both our internal teams and our clients. At PwC, our technology teams are diverse, ranging from Cyber Security, Data and Analytics, Technology Consulting and Forensic Technology to name but a few.

● Computer Science: University of Birmingham UCAS code: (G402)
What you’ll need

AAA - BBB at A-Level or equivalent including Maths or Computer Science. Entry requirements vary between each university, so please visit our website for specific entry details.
You may be eligible for a reduced offer if you fulfil the Widening Participation criteria of the university, so please check our website for links to further information about university Access programmes. Each university has their own admissions policy to consider applications. Please refer to the relevant policy from our partner universities to determine your eligibility should you feel your circumstances impact on your application.

How to apply
Applications are made through the UCAS website, and you can find direct links to each university application page by following the apply link on this page. You can apply for multiple Flying Start programmes but each application to each University will count as one of your UCAS options.