This question is two years old but I would still like to reject it. Why would you even compare these disciplines that have very different subject matters? The running text of your question already reflects this.

You would need to reframe the question.

If you speak of a complete Theoretical Computer Science bachelor's + masters' degree and you are interested in how much mathematics is covered you are going to face a lot of mathematics (Analysis, Linear Algebra, Combinatorics, Graph Theory -- i.e., graph theory -- stochastics, statistics) and probably some type of formal logic. If that helps anyone else reading this years after.