BA Mathematics and Computer Science

at University of Oxford

Modules
 

• Analysis
• Continuous maths
• Groups and group actions
• Introduction to complex numbers
• Introduction to university maths
• Linear algebra
• Probability

• A-levels:  A*AA (if Further Mathematics is taken, then including A*A between Mathematics and Further Mathematics; otherwise including A* in Mathematics)
• Advanced Highers:  AA/AAB
• IB:  39 (including core points) with 766 at HL (the 7 must be in Higher Level Mathematics)
• BTEC:  For students taking the BTEC National Extended Diploma in IT, a conditional offer will normally be: DDD in the Extended Diploma and A* in A-level Maths.

English Entry Requirements

• IELTS 7.5, Minimum 6.5 per component 

Home    

• £9,250

Overseas    

• £44,240

This course gives training in logical thought and expression, and is a good preparation for many careers. About 30% of Mathematics and Computer Science graduates tend to go on to further study. Other recent graduates have secured positions as software and hardware professionals, in research and in finance and investment analysis, and include a product controller for an international bank, an actuarial consultant and an accountant.