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Mathematics BSc (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
Online
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
3 Years
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
Develop your knowledge of mathematical methods and techniques, applying your skills to real industrial problems. Our BSc (Hons) Mathematics will give you a head start in a range of careers from business and finance to engineering and teaching.
100% of students said that they were satisfied with the overall quality of BSc (Hons) Mathematics, according to the National Student Survey, 2019
Mathematics has been ranked in the Top 30 in The Guardian University Guide 2019
Choose a course approved by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, (IMA): this means you will be eligible for associate membership and can take your first steps towards Chartered Mathematician (C.Math) status
Gain valuable practical experience by taking an optional industrial placement year
Draw on our partnerships with locally-based international companies, so you can link your learning to real-life scenarios
Build your skills in analytical problem-solving, communication, IT and teamworking
Get involved in far-reaching projects such as the ALICE experiment, on which we are collaborating with leading organisations at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research
Boost your employability – we are ranked 15th highest among all UK universities and 12th for English institutions, with 96% of graduates in work or further study within six months of completing their degree (HESA 2016)
With its focus on the real-world applications of mathematics, this course is challenging, rewarding and opens doors to a wide range of career choices. While maths is one of the oldest subjects to study, it is constantly charting exciting new directions.
A relevant and contemporary course
This BSc (Hons) degree will develop your knowledge and understanding of key concepts in mathematics, statistics and operational research. You will also explore how mathematics can be applied to the modern world of business.
About this course
Mathematics prepares you for a successful and satisfying academic career or for a non-academic career in areas such as industry, finance and business. Many employers value the problem-solving and independent thinking skills that mathematics graduates can offer, together with their analytical and numeric competence.
Recent graduates have gone on to work in a variety of roles and organisations, including the London Stock Exchange, the Police and the Civil Service.
After graduating, you will be accepted for associate membership of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. This is the first step towards becoming a Chartered Mathematician.
Many of our BSc (Hons) Mathematics graduates enter the teaching profession, frequently enjoying rapid promotion. You can choose to continue your studies with a postgraduate course in education (PGCE) if you want to go into teaching.
GCSE Maths and English Grade C/Grade 4 (or above) or equivalent qualification
6.0 (with 5.5 in each skills area)
Reviews
Subjects
- Problem Solving
- Mathematics
- GCSE Mathematics
- Problem
- Solving
- Analysis
- Algebra
- Patterns
- Statistical
- Topological
- Spaces
Course programme
Stage one
You will study modules such as:
- Patterns of Problem Solving
- Analysis and Algebra
- Statistical Methods 1
- Mathematical Software
- Calculus
- Further Topics in Mathematics
You will study modules such as:
- Statistical Methods 2
- Metric and Topological Spaces
- Linear Algebra
- Mathematical Group Project
- Mathematical Methods
- Mathematical Modelling
- Operational Research
You will study modules such as:
- Research Methods and Independent Studies in Mathematics - double module
- Modelling with Differential Equations
- Cryptography and Coding
- Non-Linear Systems Dynamics
- Optimisation Techniques
- Graph Theory and Applications
Additional information
£9,250 per year* (2020/21)
International fee
£14,045 per year (2020/21)
Mathematics BSc (Hons)