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From the Times Good University Guide:

Top 15 unis for maths (in order):
Cambridge
Oxford
Durham
Warwick
Imperial College
LSE
UCL
Bath
Bristol
Greenwich
Surrey
St Andrews
York
Nottingham
Leeds

Top 15 for computer science:
Cambridge
Oxford
Imperial College
York
Bristol
UCL
Southampton
Bath
Warwick
Surrey
St Andrews
Edinburgh
Durham
Swansea
Manchester

So I'd say your best bets would be:
Oxford (GG14)
Durham (CFG0)
Warwick (G1G4)
Imperial College (GG14 BSc, G4G1 MSci)
UCL (GG14 BSc, GGC4 MSci)
Bath (G4GD 3yr, G4GA 4yr)
Bristol (GG14 BSc, GG1K MSci)
Surrey (GG1K 3yr, GG14 4yr)
St Andrews (GG14)
York (GG41/GGK1/GG14/GG1K)
Reply 2
I think Cambridge do offer, but as far as i can remember it is a 50% split in the first year, then you do the next parts of either maths or computer science.

Warwick is a very flexible course; Oxford allows 25%/75% split; York has a very practical take on CS and is not very flexible until the final years. I don't really know much about the others.
Reply 3
Applying4Maths
From the Times Good University Guide:

Top 15 unis for maths (in order):
Cambridge
Oxford
Durham
Warwick
Imperial College
LSE
UCL
Bath
Bristol
Greenwich
Surrey
St Andrews
York
Nottingham
Leeds

I would disagree with the top 4 here definitely Cam at the top then I would say between Oxford and Warwick for second place, for Maths, Warwick is the standard second choice for Cam applicants and not many people good enough to get in to Cam apply to Oxford.

Also the Cam Maths with Compsci course is 25% Comp Sci in first year, then you choose to go on to either 100% Comp Sci or 100% Maths.
Reply 4
apd35
I would disagree with the top 4 here definitely Cam at the top then I would say between Oxford and Warwick for second place, for Maths, Warwick is the standard second choice for Cam applicants and not many people good enough to get in to Cam apply to Oxford.


I'm sorry but that is so far from the truth it's unbelievable. I'm willing to accept that Cambridge has the edge in maths but don't believe that the average Cambridge mathmo is that different from an Oxford one (or a Warwick one) because it just isn't so. Just ask tutors that have taught at both.
Reply 5
apd35
I would disagree with the top 4 here definitely Cam at the top then I would say between Oxford and Warwick for second place, for Maths, Warwick is the standard second choice for Cam applicants and not many people good enough to get in to Cam apply to Oxford.

No need to insult me. I'm just applying to Oxford (and not "all hail Cambridge") because I want a real, 3 or 4 year course in both of maths and CS. I'm sure many others feel the same way.
guess what guyz im doing computing and mathematics at cardiffz