Faculty of Business and Informatics

Author
Lyall T’ndid Dale
HOD

Department of Mathematics & Computer Science

The Bachelor of Mathematics and Computer Science curriculum is designed to build your expertise year by year. Explore the structured course units below to see how your knowledge and skills will develop throughout the program.

The Bachelor of Mathematics and Computing Science program includes an option for students to exit with a Diploma in cases of special circumstances, subject to university approval.

Total of 480 Credit points are required for completing this course.

Unit code: MC118
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

This unit introduces you to the conventions and practices of academic and evidence-based writing and will train you to interpret and analyse information to form a logical and persuasive argument.

Unit code: MC102
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

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Unit code: IS110
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1


Unit code: MC102
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1


Unit code: MC104
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC103
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC204
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC120
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC215
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC213
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC203
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC102
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC212
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC415
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC106
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC102
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC312
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC314
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC308
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC214
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC315
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC216
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: IS304
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC202
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: IS308
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC409
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC309
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC411
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 1

Unit code: MC305
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: IS404
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC417
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Unit code: MC408
Credit points: 15
Campus: Madang
Study period: Semester 2

Graduates of the Mathematics and Computing Science (MCS) program are equipped with diverse skills that open doors to various career paths.


Career opportunities and pathways for graduates.

Graduates in this program will find related jobs in the areas of:

Networking Infrastructure and Management

ICT Security, Software and Application Development

Database and e-commerce domain

Statistics and Mathematical Modelling

higher education and research.

Overall, the MCS degree offers graduates a broad range of career options in Technology, Data Science, Education, and Cybersecurity. Some examples of these jobs under these areas include Systems Administrator, Security Analysts, Security Systems Administrators, Software Engineers, Mobile App Developers, System Designers, Database Administrators, e-commerce Platform Manager, Statistician, Modelers and Actuaries. There is opportunity also in teaching and research in the field of mathematics and computing.

Entry Requirements

To enroll in the Bachelor of Mathematics and Computer Science, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Completion of Secondary Education: Grade 12 (Upper Secondary School) with a recognized certificate (e.g., Higher School Certificate or equivalent).
  • Required Subject Passes: Minimum 80% overall in Grade 12, with at least 75% in Mathematics and 75% in English.
  • Minimum GPA: Meet the university’s and program’s minimum GPA or aggregate score.
  • Application Process: Submit an application via the National Online Selection System (NOAS) managed by DHERST.
  • Additional Assessments: Some programs may require an entrance test or interview.
  • English Proficiency (International Students): Proof of English proficiency (IELTS 6.0+ or TOEFL 80+).

Applicants must have completed Grade 12 with strong results in Mathematics and English, and meet the minimum GPA set by the university. Additional requirements may apply for specific programs.

Students can apply for scholarships and financial aid through the university's Scholarships office.

Yes, the university offers a range of on-campus accommodation options for students. Early application is recommended as spaces are limited.

New students have access to academic advising, counseling, career guidance, IT support, and orientation programs to help them transition smoothly into university life.

Yes, parents are welcome to visit the campus. The university organizes open days and orientation events where parents can meet faculty and staff.

Scholarships & Financial Support

Our university is committed to supporting talented and motivated students through a range of merit-based and need-based scholarships. We encourage all eligible students to apply and take advantage of the financial assistance available to help you achieve your academic goals.

  • Merit Scholarships: Awarded to students with outstanding academic achievements and leadership potential.
  • Need-Based Scholarships: Designed to assist students who demonstrate financial need.
  • Specialized Awards: Scholarships for students excelling in mathematics, computer science, or related fields.
  • External Scholarships: Guidance and support for students applying to government and industry-funded scholarships.

For more information on available scholarships, eligibility criteria, and application deadlines, please visit our Scholarships Office or consult the university website. Our dedicated team is here to help you explore all funding opportunities and guide you through the application process.

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