Mathematics and Computer Sciencei

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University of Lincoln

United Kingdom , Lincoln

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Course Code

G104

Campuses

Brayford Pool

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines18-Sep-2023

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Duration 5 year(s)

Tuition Fee

GBP 16,200 / Year

Next Intake 18-Sep-2023

Mathematics and Computer Sciencei

About

With digital technologies driving advances in many aspects of the modern world, there is growing demand for graduates with combined skills in mathematics and computer science across a wide range of sectors.

This joint honours degree aims to offer a broad education in applied and pure mathematics, coupled with the opportunity to develop the analytical and problem-solving skills associated with computer science. The programme provides students with opportunities to advance their understanding in both fields and emphasises the bridges between theory and practice.

Students have the chance to learn from, and work alongside, our team of academics. They can support and encourage them to apply imagination, creativity, and rigour, to the solution of real-world problems.

In the first year students have the chance to benefit from an additional three hours per week of problem-solving tutorials. During the first year of the programme, the School of Mathematics and Physics also runs a tutor system, providing one hour weekly tutor sessions in small groups.

The course is taught via lectures, problem-solving classes, computer based-classes and seminars.

What You Need to Know

We want you to have all the information you need to make an informed decision on where and what you want to study. To help you choose the course thats right for you, we aim to bring to your attention all the important information you may need. Our What You Need to Know page offers detailed information on key areas including contact hours, assessment, optional modules, and additional costs.

Find out More

This joint programme provides students with opportunities to advance their understanding in both fields, and emphasises the bridges between theory and practice.

Students are encouraged to develop a broad knowledge and skills base that is suitable for computer and IT-related posts across a range of sectors, as well as research and analytical roles.

Students are able to personalise the degree by choosing the modules that best align with their career aspirations or areas of interest. Individual and group projects during the course are designed to develop transferable skills.

This integrated Master's degree (MSci) offers students the opportunity to continue their study for an additional year at an advanced level, examining topics in greater depth and undertaking substantial, additional project work.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Students require one of the following qualifications for entry into year one of an undergraduate degree:

Successful completion of a recognised International Foundation Year programme
Community College Diploma / Intermediate Diploma / Associate Degree with min GPA of 2.8 can be considered for Level 1
A - Level qualifications. Further information on specific course entry requirements can be found on the individual undergraduate course pages
Between 27 and 34 International Baccalaureate (IB) points depending on the course you wish to apply for. Specific information on IB requirements can be found on individual undergraduate course pages.

Advanced Entry (Undergraduate)

Depending on your academic background and intended course of study, it may be possible to apply for advanced entry into year two or three of a University of Lincoln undergraduate course.

For more information, please contact the International Admissions team: [email protected].

English Program Requirements

In addition to meeting the academic requirements outlined above, you will also be expected to meet the University's English Language requirements.

As a guide, the majority of our programmes require an IELTS score of 6.0, 6.5 or 7.0. To find out more about the specific English Language requirements you will need to meet, please visit our programme pages. The University of Lincoln accept a wide range of English language qualifications and tests as an alternative to IELTS. Please visit our English Requirements page for more detailed information.

If you are unable to meet our English Language requirements you may be eligible to join one of our five-week or 10-week Pre-sessional English and Academic Study Skills (PEASS) courses.

Career

Graduates may choose to use their problem-solving and analytical skills to develop careers in areas such as research, IT, science, education, consultancy, finance, business, and industry in the UK and overseas. Some may go on to undertake further study at postgraduate level. Additionally, transferable skills such as communications, problem-solving, and decision-making, which students are expected to develop throughout their studies, are valuable in many spheres of employment.

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

GBP 16,200 / Year

How to Apply

Applying to the University of Lincoln

We are delighted that you are considering studying at the University of Lincoln. This page contains information and advice for prospective international students looking to apply for a University of Lincoln undergraduate or postgraduate degree course.

Step 1: Find Your Course

The University of Lincoln offers a wide variety of courses spanning the arts, science, social sciences, and business. Use the links below to browse all our courses, use our Find a Course search tool, or get in touch directly to discover the right course for you.

International Foundation Year

A one year course designed to prepare international students for a University of Lincoln degree course.

International Year One

A one year course leading to advanced entry onto a University of Lincoln degree course.

Pre-Master's

A one semester course preparing you for entry onto a University of Lincoln Master's programme.

Undergraduate Courses A-Z

Browse our list of degree courses at the University of Lincoln. Applications are usually made through UCAS.

Postgraduate Courses A-Z

Browse our list postgraduate courses available at the University of Lincoln. Applications are made directly to the University of Lincoln.

Course Search Tool

Browse our full list of courses.

Step 2: Check the Entry Requirements

Once you have decided which course you would like to study, it is important that you are aware of the academic and English language requirements you will need to meet. These can be found on the individual course pages.

If you have studied outside of the UK, please visit your country page for further information regarding equivalent overseas qualifications.

The University of Lincoln International College offers university preparation courses for international students who do not meet the direct entry requirements for an undergraduate degree course.

Step 3: Find Out About Fees and Funding

Before submitting your application, you should check that you are able to meet the cost of your tuition fees and living expenses, and any other costs associated with your studies.

Each year, the University of Lincoln is delighted to award a number of scholarships to eligible high achieving students from around the world. Depending on your academic ability, intended programme of study and nationality, the level of scholarship can very. To find out more, please visit our pages.

You can also find out more about Paying Your Tution Fees below:

Step 4: Submit Your Application

Once you have decided which course you would like to study and have carefully checked the entry requirements and fees, the next step is to formally submit your application. Please see the drop down menus below for more information, including videos of the application process and personal statements.