BA/BS in Computing in Science

Computers play a major role across the natural sciences today, with experiments and their analysis increasingly carried out using computational methods in fields such as the life sciences and physics, while computational prediction and simulation are set to become increasingly central in chemistry, meteorology and nanotechnology. The Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences offers this cross-disciplinary bachelor's program in response, combining informatics and mathematics with natural-science content. The aim is to train scientists for interdisciplinary research and development by giving them a working command of both computational methods and the scientific domains they will apply them to, preparing graduates for roles that bridge computing and the natural sciences.