University of Queensland

Overview

The Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts at the University of Queensland offers a distinctive blend of technical skills and creative pursuits. This program prepares students to navigate and innovate at the intersection of technology and the arts, equipping them with a versatile skill set that is applicable across multiple fields.

Students will engage with computer science principles while exploring their applications in areas such as bioinformatics and digital humanities, allowing them to effectively address complex data-driven challenges.

What you'll study

Core Courses

• Discrete Mathematics
• Programming in the Large
• Theory of Computing
• Computer Systems Principles and Programming
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Relational Database Systems
• Functional & Logic Programming

Electives

Students have the flexibility to select from a wide range of electives in both computer science and arts, allowing them to customize their educational experience according to their interests and career aspirations.

Entry requirements

Applicants should have completed an equivalent to Queensland Year 12 with a minimum achievement in General English and Mathematical Methods. While Specialist Mathematics is not compulsory, it is recommended. Candidates who do not meet this requirement may need to undertake additional preparatory courses.

Career prospects

Graduates of the program can expect diverse career opportunities in both the technology and creative sectors. The integration of computer science and arts opens pathways in roles such as software development, digital content creation, data analysis, and more, empowering graduates to contribute meaningfully to various industries.