A new three-year BEng, October 2027 start
Imperial's page shows a three-year BEng, UCAS code GG14, starting in October 2027, delivered by the Departments of Computing and Mathematics. It says this is a new course for 2027 entry.
Undergraduate · Imperial Mathematics and Computer Science
Imperial Mathematics and Computer Science BEng: a new joint course
Imperial's Mathematics and Computer Science BEng is a three-year joint degree delivered by the Departments of Computing and Mathematics, and Imperial's page says it is a new course for 2027 entry. It asks for A*A*A including A* in Mathematics and Further Mathematics, or 41 IB points, and the TMUA is required. Because it is new, the page shows no typical offers and this guide states none. Whether the course is available for 2028 entry, and on what terms, must be checked on Imperial's pages when they are published. The decision is whether a joint maths-and-computing route is right, rather than standalone Mathematics or Computing.
Official information · last verified for 2027 entry
What Imperial asks for in Mathematics and Computer Science
Taken from Imperial's Mathematics and Computer Science BEng course page and read on 31 October 2026. For a normal 2028-entry application, made in 2027, every requirement below is last verified for the previous cycle and may change; Imperial's 2028-entry requirements and dates are awaiting publication.
A*A*A with Mathematics and Further Mathematics, or 41 IB points
The minimum A-level standard is A*A*A including A* in Mathematics and A* in Further Mathematics and an A in a useful subject. The IB standard is 41 points with 7 in Mathematics and 7 in another relevant subject at Higher Level.
The TMUA is required
You must sit the Test for Mathematics for University Admission. Imperial says it no longer uses the Mathematics Admissions Test.
Interviews are not standard
Interviews may be offered to some candidates at the discretion of the admissions tutors.
No typical offers yet
Imperial says information is not yet available for this new course, so there is no typical offer to cite.
Official sources
Read on 31 October 2026 on Imperial's Mathematics and Computer Science BEng course page, which describes 2027 entry. Imperial's Mathematics and Computing department pages, the TMUA test pages, fees, the contextual-offer details and the 2028-entry values were not read and are not stated.
The course
Programming and algorithms with analysis and statistics
Imperial describes combining the programming and algorithm skills of a computer scientist with the analysis and statistics understanding of a mathematician, to support work in artificial intelligence and machine learning, mathematical finance and other statistical and dynamical processes. The first year has nine core modules, including Principled Programming, Logic and Reasoning, Analysis, Calculus and Applications, Linear Algebra and Groups, Graphs and Algorithms, Probability and Statistics and Machine Learning in Action. The second year covers the principles of engineering large systems with core modules such as Practical Systems Engineering, Computer Systems, Software Engineering and Real Analysis and Topology, plus one Computing and three Mathematics options. In the final year students take an I-Explore module, may do an individual project and choose from a wide list of Computing and Mathematics electives.
Joint or standalone
When the joint degree is the better choice
Avandy has separate guides to Imperial Mathematics and Imperial Computing. Their entry rules differ, so compare by course.
Choose the joint degree if
you want both the proof-based mathematics and the software-engineering training in one three-year BEng, with the freedom to specialise later.
Choose standalone Mathematics if
pure and applied mathematics are the centre of your interest. Avandy's Imperial Mathematics guide covers its rules, including the TMUA and Further Mathematics.
Choose Computing if
systems, software and artificial intelligence are the priority. Avandy's Imperial Computing guide covers that MEng.
Entry rules
Top grades, Further Mathematics and the TMUA
The A-level standard is A*A*A including A* in Mathematics and Further Mathematics and an A in a useful subject, with Computer Science and Physics recommended. The IB standard is 41 points with 7 in Mathematics and 7 in another relevant subject at Higher Level; Analysis and Approaches is preferred. Imperial can make special cases for schools that do not offer Further Mathematics and is often guided by TMUA performance. You must sit the TMUA, a computer-based multiple-choice test of mathematical thinking. Interviews are not standard. Because the course is new, no typical offers are shown, and the availability and terms for 2028 entry must be checked on Imperial's pages.
A decision framework
Three questions before you commit
This is Avandy's own framework, not Imperial's.
Is your school offering Further Mathematics?
A* in Further Mathematics is part of the standard. If it is not offered, Imperial says to ask your teacher to say so in the UCAS reference.
Do you like both proof and programming?
The first year combines analysis and algebra with programming and machine learning.
Can you plan around a new course?
No historical offers exist. Check Imperial's course page for the 2028-entry details and keep a standalone option in mind.
Planning for 2028 entry
Planning for 2028 entry: what carries over and what is awaiting publication
Applying for 2028 entry means applying in 2027, under rules Imperial has not yet published for that cycle. Each item below carries one of two labels. Last verified for 2027 entry means Imperial published it for the previous cycle and it may change. Awaiting publication for 2028 entry means Imperial has not yet published it.
Grades, the Further Mathematics rule, the TMUA requirement and the interview policy: last verified for 2027 entry, for a course Imperial describes as new
These are the best guide to what to prepare. Imperial has not confirmed them, or the course's availability, for 2028 entry.
Whether the course is offered for 2028 entry, TMUA dates and the UCAS deadline: awaiting publication
Check Imperial's course page for the 2028-entry values when they appear.
What to do now
Plan Mathematics and Further Mathematics, practise TMUA-style reasoning and keep a standalone Mathematics or Computing option in mind.
Support
Independent support with course choice and preparation
Avandy provides independent academic and admissions support. It is not affiliated with Imperial College London or any of its colleges or departments. Preparation sits within the Avandy Trinity Advisory Model: a Strategic Admissions Consultant, a PhD-level Academic Mentor and a Subject-specific Tutor, working to the actual requirements of each course. Support here means course-fit advice, mathematics and computing mentoring and TMUA preparation; Avandy gives no scores or probabilities and does not supply test questions. No outcome is promised.
Questions
Questions applicants ask
What are the Imperial Mathematics and Computer Science entry requirements?
A*A*A at A level including A* in Mathematics and Further Mathematics, or 41 IB points with 7 in Mathematics at Higher Level. This is Imperial's wording for 2027 entry.
Is the course new?
Imperial says it is a new course for 2027 entry and that information is not yet available.
Do I need to sit the TMUA?
Yes. Imperial says you must sit the Test for Mathematics for University Admission. The MAT is no longer used.
Is there an interview?
Interviews are not standard but may be offered to some candidates.
Will the course run for 2028 entry?
This guide cannot say. Check Imperial's course page when its 2028-entry information is published.
Are these the rules for 2028 entry?
No. They are Imperial's wording for the 2027 application cycle. Check the course page again when Imperial publishes its 2028-entry requirements.
Students and families
Talk to us about Imperial Mathematics and Computer Science
Tell us about the student's curriculum, their Mathematics and Further Mathematics, their programming and their TMUA preparation, the universities on the list, and the intended year of entry. A senior adviser will review the academic profile before recommending how to prepare.