Computing and mathematics
Short courses for the public
Computing can be described as any goal-oriented activity that involves the use of computers – programming, designing databases, doing research, creating and using communications media, and systems analysis – while Mathematics is said to be the most versatile of the sciences. Mathematics and statistics courses focus on practical applications, or towards the explanation phenomena that occur in the real world.
Many of our courses can be studied for credit which means they can count towards a recognised qualification.
Upcoming courses
Improving your Blog
- Short courses
- Sat 02 Sep 2017
- 10am - 5pm
Statistical Methods for Business, Medicine and Social Science
- Short courses
- Sat 16 Sep 2017 to 17 Sep 2017
The Number Mysteries (Online)
- Short courses
- Wed 27 Sep 2017 to 08 Dec 2017
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Using C++
- Short courses
- Mon 02 Oct 2017 to Mon 04 Dec 2017
- 7:00-9:30pm 10 meetings
Understanding Uncertainty: an Introduction to Probability
- Short courses
- Mon 02 Oct 2017 to Mon 30 Oct 2017
- 7:00-9:00pm 5 meetings
Part-time award programmes
Part-time award courses for those looking to gain an Oxford qualification in the subject area.
Undergraduate Advanced Diploma in IT Systems Analysis and Design (Online)
An online course for those wishing to develop their understanding of modern systems analysis, development and management.