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University of Bristol · Bristol, United Kingdom

BSc Mathematics and Computer Science

Undergraduate · Computing

BSc Mathematics and Computer Science

University of Bristol · Bristol, United Kingdom

About this programme

Maths powers computing and computing has revolutionised modern mathematics, allowing us to solve complex problems using advanced techniques faster than ever before.Our BSc Mathematics and Computer Science joint honours degree combines the fundamentals of both disciplines. You'll build a strong mathematical foundation, enabling you to see computer science not just as engineering, but as a rigorous scientific discipline rooted in logic and abstraction.You'll be equipped to contribute to areas ranging from pure mathematics to applied computer science. This will include:cryptographydata sciencefinancial modellingquantum algorithms.You'll develop leading expertise in the rapidly evolving fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, by studying them from mathematical and applied perspectives.Join a university ranked 4th in the UK for maths research and 7th for computer science research (THE analysis of REF 2021) with an excellent reputation for teaching and learning (a top ten UK university, QS World University Rankings 2026).Our Think Big international scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate students could help you fund your UK study at the University of Bristol.

Level
Undergraduate
Field
Computing
Duration
3 years
Tuition
£31,300 / year
English
IELTS 6.5
Study mode
Full-time

Entry requirements

A-level standard offer: A*A*A | A-level contextual offer: AAA | Go to entry requirements for the full entry criteria and contextual offer eligibility.

Visa

Visa required
Student visa
Application fee
GBP 558
Proof of funds
GBP 1,171/mo
Processing time
3–8 weeks

Standard figures for this route. Some applicants pay a reduced fee or none at all — confirm your own case on the official visa page.

Scholarships available (6)

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