Mathematics BSc(Hons) single honours

This course offers a broad mathematics programme, which also includes computational and statistical support.
The programme teaches you the techniques needed to get your career off to a flying start.
It offers a lot of flexibility, letting you tailor your degree to your interests and career goals – you may transfer to one of a range of mathematics related courses at the end of the first year.
It places an emphasis on the application of maths and statistics in the workplace.
Teaching quality has been rated as 'excellent' (23/24) by the Quality Assurance Agency. Kingston was ranked in the top 20 for mathematics in the 2012 Guardian University League Table.
Supportive staff help you reach your full potential.
Facilities include:
wireless and wired computer networks;
a dedicated maths support centre within the faculty academic skills centre;
a good range of specialist software and hardware tools to support education and research; and
professional industry relevant software.

In the past our graduates have found employment in a wide range of areas including IT, pharmaceuticals, retail management, insurance, banking, accountancy, defence industry, the National Health Service, energy industry, transport, local and national government service as well as research, further study and teaching. These opportunities remain open but, with regard to specific areas of employment, some of the content of the programme may be particularly appropriate for the finance sector (currently the largest employment sector for mathematics graduates) or the data analysis field (the area that is expanding most rapidly at present) - ensuring that there should be strong demand for graduates from the programme.

A-levels or equivalent: Mathematics required (grade C or above).
General Studies not accepted.
GCSE: Candidates are normally required to hold five GCSE subjects grades A*–C (or comparable numeric score under the newly reformed GCSE grading): including English Language and Mathematics.

This course is accredited for 2018 entry by the Institute of Mathematics & its Applications (IMA) and therefore meets the educational requirements of the Chartered Mathematician designation when it is followed by subsequent training and experience in employment to obtain equivalent competences to those specified by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for a taught masters degree.