The School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences (MACS), provides advanced learning in the core skills required for science, technology and commerce. Students can study specialist modules that prepare them for careers in finance and the actuarial profession, artificial intelligence, and multimedia systems. Research has been independently assessed as being of international or national excellence whilst the School's master's courses attract students from across the globe. Staff profiles and further information for staff and students are also available here.

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The UICS Training Programme supports all University staff and students who use the computing systems. Workshops and tutorials are provided for staff, helping you appreciate the potential of your software or focus on a specific feature of your software that interests you. Induction sessions and a program of IT Skills Workshops are available for students. Training can be tailored to meet your specific needs and objectives.

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The School of Engineering and Physical Sciences embraces the subjects of Chemistry, Physics, Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Chemical Engineering. The School offers undergraduate courses in all of these subjects individually and with a range of specialist options, as well as innovative interdisciplinary courses bringing together specialisations from different subjects. Full course details can be viewed here along with further information on flexible learning, student profiles and specific contact information.

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The School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences (MACS) encompasses two disciplines that together support most other areas of learning. We offer an undergraduate programme that provides the widest possible choice and equips our graduates with the skills required in today's workplace. Whether you aspire to apply what you learn in a rewarding profession, become a manager who is at home with science and technology, or pursue a career in research or academia, we can offer a course that meets your needs. Full details of all our undergraduate courses can be viewed here.

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University Information & Computing Services (UICS) provide, maintain and support the corporate IT systems, which are available to all staff and students of the University. All staff and students must be registered with UICS in order to use the corporate IT facilities. News and events for staff and students, and details of IT courses can be accessed here.

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