Computing Science / Geography, BSc (Hons)

Computing Science encompasses programming, large-scale software engineering, human-computer interfaces, algorithms, systems, AI, information retrieval, and big data. Geography examines Earth's surface as the context for human activity, exploring variations in physical and human landscapes, their interrelationships, and dynamic issues like river/coastal management, conservation, migration, development, and urban geography.At the University of Glasgow, the School of Computing Science's pioneering Centre for Computing Science Education underscores its leadership in innovative education. The flexible Honours programme blends core and optional courses, enabling customization for diverse careers. Graduates secure roles as software engineers and systems analysts at Google, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Skyscanner, and Yahoo; or as coastal/river engineers, field tutors, engagement officers, and hydrographic surveyors with the Scottish Government, British Red Cross, Transport Scotland, Scottish Water, Scottish Environment Protection Agency, and Scottish Natural Heritage.