University of JohannesburgBachelor's DegreeBachelor of Science in Mathematics and Informatics
Faculty of Science
NQF level7Minimum APS26Campuses1
About this course
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Informatics develops knowledge and practical capability in software, information systems and computational problem-solving. Students build analytical, communication and problem-solving skills through theory and applied learning. Exact modules and practical components vary by institution and study year.
What you may study
Programming; databases; systems analysis; networks; software engineering; data structures; cybersecurity fundamentals; and project work. Module names and sequencing must be confirmed in the institution's current curriculum.
Required school subjects
EnglishLevel 4 · 50%Published requirement: English 4 (50%+).
MathematicsLevel 5 · 60%Published requirement: Mathematics 5 (60%+).
Other admission conditions
See the programme row on page 93 of the linked 2027 prospectus
Possible study paths
Graduates may apply for relevant honours or postgraduate diploma study where their qualification, modules and academic results meet the receiving programme's rules. An advanced diploma or honours/postgraduate study in computing, information systems, data science, cybersecurity or a related field, subject to admission requirements.
Where this qualification may lead
Software developer; systems analyst; database specialist; IT support professional; business analyst; network specialist; or junior data professional.
Study locations
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