Empowering problem-solvers with cutting-edge computing skills and advanced mathematical capabilities a unique pathway to excel in data science.

Computing and mathematics are at the heart of modern innovation, driving advancements across industries and reshaping how we solve complex problems. This BSc (Hons) in Computing with Applied Mathematics offers a unique interdisciplinary education designed to equip students with a robust foundation in computing technologies alongside advanced mathematical techniques. This combination empowers graduates to tackle real-world challenges in data science, artificial intelligence, software development, and beyond.

By integrating applied mathematics into the computing curriculum, this degree develops analytical and problem-solving skills that are in high demand across diverse fields, from finance and healthcare to engineering and the creative industries. Graduates will gain expertise in programming, data structures, and algorithms, while also mastering mathematical modelling, optimisation, and statistical inference-skills essential for addressing the complexities of our data-driven world.

The program is designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that students not only understand the underlying principles but can also apply them to cutting-edge technologies. In addition to emerging areas like scientific machine learning, cryptography, and operational research, this degree uniquely positions graduates to contribute to transformative advancements in areas spanning large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, computational physics, robotics, medical imaging, bioinformatics, neuroscience, and the development of intelligent healthcare systems.

By harnessing computing and mathematics, students will be equipped to pioneer solutions across a range of machine learning-driven innovations, from enhancing decision-making systems to advancing predictive analytics and uncovering new insights from complex data.

Career options
Graduates will be well-prepared for diverse roles in sectors such as technology, finance, healthcare, and engineering. The combination of computing expertise and mathematical proficiency equips them to address complex problems and innovate across various industries.

Work placement / study abroad
All students normally spend one year on industrial placement (Year 3) working in some aspect of the computing/engineering industry for a minimum period of 25 weeks. On satisfactory completion of the placement period, you are eligible for the award of Diploma in Professional Practice (DPP). Students who complete their industrial placement abroad receive the award of Diploma in Professional Practice (International).

Alternatively, students may apply to study abroad in another academic institution for a year. Satisfactory completion leads to the Award of Diploma in International Academic Studies (DIAS).