BSc Computer Science / Mathematics

Why study Computer Science and Mathematics at Aberystwyth? Mathematics has been taught at Aberystwyth since 1872, so the department builds on over 140 years of teaching excellence, employing lecturers who are committed teachers and internationally-recognised researchers. The degree is accredited by the BCS (the Chartered Institute for IT) on behalf of the Engineering Council, which gives you a head start when you enter the competitive job market. Students have access to dedicated Linux, Mac OS X laboratories and central servers. It is taught by lecturers who have close links with the industry and software engineering conferences. Students on this course have access to our robotic equipment including Arduinos, mobile robots and sailing robots. Both Departments offer a number of modules taught through the medium of Welsh. Further details may be obtained from the Departments. All lecturers in the Department of Mathematics are qualified to PhD level and are research active. The majority have a postgraduate teaching qualification and new staff are required to complete the PGCTHE. The department also employs a number of part time tutors, with extensive teaching experience, and some student demonstrators, who are selected from our undergraduate and postgraduate students. Almost all of the Department of Computer Science lecturers are qualified to PhD level, and those who are not have considerable research or industrial experience. All new lecturers are required to obtain the PGCTHE, and hence are Senior Fellows or Fellows of the Higher Education Academy. Research fellows and research assistants (mostly PhD qualified) may also be involved in delivering occasional teaching when it is appropriate.

IELTS 6.0 with minimum 5.5 in each component

International students: £21,875 per year

UK students: £9,790 per year

UK/Home: £9,790 per year

International: £21,875 per year

September

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• Aberystwyth, United Kingdom