Courses

A B.Sc. in Computer Science is a 3-year (often 4-year in some regions/specializations) undergraduate degree focusing on the foundational principles of computing, software development, algorithms, and data structures.

It prepares students for careers in IT, software engineering, and AI by combining theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on training in programming languages like Python, Java, and C++. 

A Master’s in Mathematics provides advanced training in mathematical theories and applications, preparing students for careers in industry or further academic research (PhD). Typically spanning 1–2 years, programs often specialize in applied, pure, financial, or computational mathematics. Key skills developed include high-level problem-solving, logical reasoning, and data analysis.