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M.Sc Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science
University of Oxford, Oxford | Oxfordshire, England | Estd in 1096 | Government University
Oxfordshire, England
About M.Sc Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science
The MSc in Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science, run jointly by the Mathematical Institute and the Department of Computer Science is a full time course which focuses on the interface between pure mathematics and theoretical computer science.
The course is suitable for those who wish to pursue research in pure mathematics (especially algebra, number theory, combinatorics, general topology and their computational aspects), mathematical logic, or theoretical computer science. It is also suitable for students wishing to enter industry with an understanding of mathematical and logical design and concurrency.
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Admission and Application
For applying to the University of Oxford, students need to follow the procedure discussed below-
- Students need to apply to the University of Oxford through the online UCAS application form.
- While filling the UCAS application form, students will need to enter their education details, personal details, letters of reference. In addition to that, applicants also need to write a personal statement explaining why they have chosen the course they have applied for.
- After filling all the details, applicants need to pay the UCAS application fee before submitting their forms.
- Additionally, students also might have to clear few exams before getting admissions to the University of Oxford. Also, Oxford requires submission of a written work for offering admissions to many of its courses.
- Shortlisted candidates also have to go through an interview round.
- Final admissions will be offered to candidates based on exam results and other eligibility requirements.
Eligibility
- A professional bachelor’s degree (4 years) from a recognized institution with an overall grade of 60% for degrees awarded by prestigious institutions (eg Institutions of National Importance), or 70% for degrees awarded by other institutions; or a cumulative GPA of 3.3 out of 4.0, 5.0 out of 7.0, 6.0 out of 8.0 or 8.0 out of 10.0; or
- A standard bachelor’s degree (3 years) from a recognized institution with an overall grade of 65% for degrees awarded by prestigious institutions (eg Institutions of National Importance), or 70% for degrees awarded by other institutions.
Master’s degree holders from non-recognized institutions will be also eligible.
