The Mathematics and Computer Science BSc at Queen's University Belfast offers you a rigorous and integrated approach to two foundational disciplines that underpin modern technological advancement. If you are fascinated by the universal language of science and the intricate workings of computer systems, this joint degree is designed for you. You will explore the deep connections between mathematical theory and computational practice, developing a unique skillset essential for tackling complex problems in fields ranging from artificial intelligence to data science. This undergraduate programme provides a comprehensive grounding in both subjects.
This full-time, on-campus degree is structured over three years, with compulsory modules in your first stage and a blend of compulsory and optional units in subsequent stages, allowing you to tailor your studies. You will engage with core concepts in mathematics and computer science, progressing through increasingly complex topics. In your final stage, you will undertake a substantial project, approved by an advisor of studies, consolidating your learning. You will graduate with a strong analytical and computational foundation, prepared for diverse career paths in technology, research, or further academic study.