Keele University

BSc Computer Science and Mathematics

Keele University

Course overview

The BSc Computer Science and Mathematics at Keele University is designed to equip students with computing and maths skills, with practical abilities to solve several challenges across different fields. Students will gain practical skills through lab work to develop an understanding of real-world applications. Students can also take a placement year or an international year to gain real-world or global experience.

The students will learn from topics including programming, algorithms, calculus, differential equations, computer graphics, AI, data science, software engineering, and linear algebra. Teaching methods include a balanced mixture of lectures, tutorials, web-based learning, group projects and lab-based sessions. Assessments include examinations, class tests, coursework, short reports, tutorial participation, a dissertation and oral presentations.

Entry requirements

Interested applicants are expected to submit a personal statement explaining their interest in the BSc Computer Science and Mathematics programme and any relevant experience, including a reference from an academic or professional source. A CV can be uploaded to show any relevant work experience.

Grade Requirements:

  • Applicants should have 120 UCAS tariff points (from BBB in three A levels, including B in Maths).
  • Other equivalent qualifications are considered.

English Proficiency:

  • Applicants who do not speak English as their first language need an overall IELTS score of 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each part.
  • Alternative equivalent tests, such as the PTE or TOEFL, are also accepted.

Scholarships

  • Article 26 Sanctuary Scholarships

    A full tuition fee waiver for up to 4 years; A cash award of £1200 each year towards living costs.

  • International Baccalaureate Global Scholarship

    Awards of £1,000 for international students undertaking the International Baccalaureate Diploma.

    Up to £1,000

  • Placement Bursary Initiative

    The Placement Bursary Initiative could be worth up to £500 during your unpaid/paid, non-mandatory placement.

  • The Advanced Entry Scholarship (UG)

    Awards of £3,000 will be awarded towards the tuition fee for the year of entry for students who exceed published entry requirements.

    Up to £3,000

  • Undergraduate Global Scholarship (UG)

    Eligible students will be awarded £3,000 per annum for every year studied (up to 4 years, not including placement years).

    Up to £3,000

Career opportunities

Jobs that a graduate of this programme could pursue include:

  • Data analyst
  • IT consultant
  • Research scientist
  • Software engineer
  • Statistician

Cost of study

The tuition fee for the BSc Computer Science and Mathematics in Keele University is £17,700 per year for international students. Tuition fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change.

Admission

Interested applicants can apply for the course directly on the university's website or through UCAS. For guidance, contact AHZ's trained counsellors.

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