MMath (Hons) Maths and Computer Science

The MMath Mathematics and Computer Science course at the University of York is designed for those passionate about both mathematics and computer science, merging the two disciplines together to create a comprehensive learning experience. This four-year integrated Master's course provides a firm grounding in mathematics and how it underlying concepts are applied in computer science.Course Content: During the first two years of the course, students cover the fundamentals of mathematics and computer science. This includes calculus, algebra, quantum mechanics, statistics, and programming. The third year incorporates more advanced theoretical concepts and principles, while the final year allows for specialized study with a heavy emphasis on research.Key Modules: The course includes leading modules like Mathematical Skills I and II, Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, Programming and Algorithms, Calculus and Probability, Algebra and Cryptography, and Advanced Programming. In the final year, students embark on a major project and select from specialized modules based on their interests. Accreditations: The course is fully accredited by both the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, and the British Computer Society. This means two years of postgraduate training can also count towards becoming a Chartered Mathematician.Future Careers: Graduates of this course can expect reputable career paths in a variety of sectors including data analysis, scientific research, software development and more. It also provides a solid foundation for further postgraduate study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.