Computing Science / Psychology, BSc (Hons)

Computing Science encompasses programming, large-scale software engineering, human-computer interfaces, algorithms, networks, AI, information retrieval, and big data. Psychology scientifically examines the mind and behavior, exploring how people think, act, interact, and how this informs individual support and societal solutions via research and practice.At the University of Glasgow, the School of Computing Science's pioneering Centre for Computing Science Education underscores our leadership in innovative teaching. We integrate experimental psychology, cognitive science, and neuroscience to deepen insights into human and animal behavior. Students thrive in a vibrant social scene centered on the Psychology Society, featuring away days, events, and team-building. Graduates excel as software engineers and analysts at firms like Google, JP Morgan, and Skyscanner, while psychology paths span clinical, educational, occupational roles, counseling, data skills, teaching, social robotics, AI, mental health, and academia.