Computer Science and Mathematics

Course details
In our changing world, the field of computer science which is underpinned by mathematics is a driving force behind many of the transformative technological breakthroughs that have shaped our lives.
The skills required by today's dynamic tech sector demand a robust knowledge of mathematical fundamentals, statistics and machine learning.
The BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics allows you to explore the connections between the two fields and provides the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive in a data-driven workplace.

Why Durham University?
Real-world challenges often require multidisciplinary solutions. Our Natural Sciences degrees allow students to combine either traditional Joint-Honours degrees or transcend traditional subject boundaries, bringing together a range of ideas and disciplinary perspectives.
Taught by discipline specialists and informed by industry, this course brings together the complementary fields of computer science and mathematics, and offers opportunities to specialise and apply your learning in practical ways.
You will have access to a wide range of facilities across multiple departments.
You will also benefit from excellent IT facilities including Learn Ultra, Durham’s virtual learning environment. You will have access to up to 1.6 million printed books, 25,000 eJournals and over 850,000 eBooks in the main library.

Rankings
50th in the World for employer reputation in the QS World University Rankings 2024
Top 100 in the QS World University Rankings 2024
2nd in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024
90% of courses are in the UK Top 10 in The Complete University Guide 2024

Career Opportunities
At Durham, learning is informed by our close collaborations with high-tech industries and employers, which affords us invaluable insights into emerging trends and priorities in the industry.
Graduates acquire a valuable range of subject-specific skills across disciplines with the capacity to make creative connections. They are highly employable in a diverse range of careers and sectors.
Natural Sciences graduates have the academic knowledge, flexibility and technical skills to take on roles including consulting, accounting, banking and investment, research, software engineer, data scientist, international development, and government.