B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics
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Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
Mathematics is more than just arithmetic and if you have a head for numbers, then this could be your ideal course. With a good mixture of mathematics and its varying applications, there is an emphasis on statistics, operational research and modelling. Alongside this, the flexible nature of our course means you can choose to take your studies to a more in-depth level or broaden your knowledge according to your interests.
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Subjects
- GCSE Mathematics
- Mathematics
- Statistics
- Calculus
- Options
- Algebra
Course programme
Year one
This common first year provides you with a broad understanding of mathematics, statistics and computing and allows for you to change pathways come the end of the year. We try to make sure maximum use is made of relevant IT, mathematical and statistical computer packages and training on such systems will start in this year.
Core units you will study in this year include:
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Computational Mathematics
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Fundamental Calculus
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Introduction to Statistical Theory and Methods
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Linear Algebra
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Mathematical Foundations
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Mathematical Models
Year two
By the second year your problem-solving skills will approach a more advanced level. Calculus and algebra are key topics which will be developed further and you will start to specialise through our selection of optional units.
Core units you will study in this year include:
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Algebraic Structures and Discrete Mathematics
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Intermediate Calculus (Multivariable and Linear Differential Equations)
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Mathematics Graduates and Employment
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Real and Complex Analysis
Options to choose from in this year include:
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Applied Mathematics
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Mathematics for Finance
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Numerical Analysis
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Operational Research
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Statistical Theory and Methods
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Universe: Planetary Systems, Stars and Galaxies
Year three*
As well as your final year project, you will have a choice from a range of options on pure and applied mathematical topics.
Options to choose from in this year include:
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History and Philosophy of Mathematics
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Abstract Algebra
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Financial Derivative Pricing
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Statistics in Health Research and Social Science
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Astrophysics
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Quantum Mechanics
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Relativity
B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics