Mr Zheneng Xie
Graduate Teaching & Research Scholar in Mathematics
This joint degree is aimed at students with interests in both mathematics and computer science.
There is considerable overlap between mathematics and computer science. Certainly the history of computer science is closely related to developments in 20th century mathematics. Today it is often difficult to decide whether a particular area of study is a branch of mathematics or of computer science and indeed the distinction is not necessarily important.
At first, students will study the disciplines separately. In later years, students are encouraged to find their niche in the overlap alluded to above by choosing from options in both subjects.
The variety of modules allows me to discover what I am interested in.
Please refer to the University of Oxford Mathematics and Computer Science course page for full details on entry requirements.
DepartmentsGraduate Teaching & Research Scholar in Mathematics
College Lecturer in Computer Science
Fellow & Tutor in Mathematics | Professor of Mathematical Physics
Fellow & Professor of Computer Science
Fellow & Tutor in Mathematics | Professor of Scientific Computing
Graduate Teaching & Research Scholar in Computer Science