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School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
Study with us in the historic maritime campus, and learn from experienced staff within a variety of top-quality teaching spaces and high-tech equipment
Self-driving cars, from Greenwich to Vietnam
How do you programme a car to drive by itself with AI technology? This was the question three students at the University of Greenwich had to answer when they entered the Digital Race Finale in Vietnam last month.
What we teach
You can study our wide range of programmes full-time, part-time, or take a sandwich year and experience a year in industry. Extended degrees are also available, where a foundation year can help to prepare you for degree-level study.
Computer science
By studying computer science, you will learn how to design new software, solve problems with computers, and see a whole new side to technology.
Games and digital media
Study a digital media degree at Greenwich and benefit from access to high-spec labs and facilities including Oculus Rift and HTC Vive VR headsets.
Mathematics
Study mathematics at Greenwich for courses ranked 3rd in the UK in Mathematics for student satisfaction (Complete University Guide, 2022). Focus on areas such as finance, business, statistics and data analytics.
What really stood out to me was the willingness of the lecturers to invest time into helping me understand the lectures in more detail during the tutor sessions. It was encouraging to see that they actually cared about our progress and that it wasn't just a job to them.
Why study at the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
The School provides a range of courses in computer science and mathematics. By studying Computer Science, you will learn how to design new software, solve problems with computers, and see a whole new side to technology. Our digital media degrees are accredited by the British Computer Society.
Bobby Seagull at Greenwich Maths Time
University Challenge legend Bobby Seagull joins the enigma code machine and 1,600 secondary school pupils at Greenwich Maths Time next week.
Celebrating 350 years of mathematicians in Greenwich
A free book launch next week will explore the well-known characters and the more obscure figures who are part of the story of mathematics at Greenwich
IYZ Computing
This course introduces a wide range of IT, communication and study skills that will prepare you for a degree in computing, enabling you to progress onto more advanced study.
Ever so proud to have completed my Mathematics degree at Greenwich. The freedom of the final year project gave me an insight into the application of Maths upon real world problems. This was a factor that influenced me to pursue a career surrounding Data.