BSc Computer Science with Mathematics

Overview

This degree course allows you to combine learning computing fundamentals with study in the School of Mathematics.

The computing component of the degree will equip you with the fundamental aspects of the discipline including computer programming, modelling and computer systems. Pure and Applied mathematics topics which are closely related to the computing discipline will provide breadth and a deeper numerical knowledge.

This course emphasises the special relationship between mathematics and computer science and allows students to specialise in aspects of: theoretical computing and logic; or scientific computation and applied mathematics. It is an interdisciplinary course and students study in both the School of Computing and School of Mathematics.

UCAS code: G4G1
Industrial placements: Yes
Study abroad: Yes
Delivery option: Full time
Start date: September
Course fees: Home/EU: £9,000 International: £16,200.
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Modules

The tables below show the modules that you will study if you commence your studies in September 2011. This information is taken from the University Programme Catalogue, which is a tool designed for current students to select modules. If you are looking to start your studies in September 2012 this is still a useful guide as it gives you an idea of what you might study.

This is an indicative list and actual content may vary as we regularly review the content or our courses in light of new experiences and developments in the field.

 

Entry requirements

- AAB at A-level including Mathematics at A grade
- Engineering Diploma or IT Diploma grade A plus A-level (A2) Mathematics grade A.
- IB: 36 points overall, with 17 points at higher level to include 6 in mathematics

We also welcome and accept students with a wide range of alternative UK and international qualifications.

English requirement: A pass at GCSE level in English Language (grade C or above). International students must have an English language qualification at a suitable level, for example IELTS 6.0 or equivalent.

Career options

This degree provides you with excellent preparation for a career in the computing industry or further study in one of the component disciplines. The course is ideal if you are wishing to pursue a career in, for example, the Met Office, GCHQ, Shell and in engineering, government or finance including the stock market.

How to apply

All undergraduate applications should be made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Services (UCAS).

If you require any further information please contact the Undergraduate Admissions team, e: ugadmit@comp.leeds.ac.uk t: +44 (0)113 343 5821.