Mathematics, MMath

Assessment During the programme, you will be assessed by a variety of methods such as:
Examinations
Coursework
Project work
Oral presentations
Report writing
Dissertations.

These will be designed to assess your knowledge and understanding of key mathematical concepts, your mathematical skills and your wider skills for employability.
Careers Graduates with problem solving and analytical skills are highly valued by employers in many different sectors. You will develop your skills alongside professional competencies. Recent graduates from our undergraduate mathematics programmes have gained employment in a wide range of fields such as internet technology, the pharmaceutical industry, accounting, banking, the civil service, and teaching. We have graduates who are mathematical modellers, logistics trainees, business analysts, quantitative analysts, statistical analysts, actuaries, marketing executives, operational risk managers, and data scientists.
Furthermore, the MMath Mathematics is ideal for those wishing to pursue a research career either by working towards a PhD or by working in industry. The programme also offers the option of doing a sandwich placement after the second year, providing students with an opportunity to gain valuable work experience. Students in their third year of study also have the option of doing a weekly work placement in a school, which is an ideal taster for those thinking about teaching as a career. We have direct active links with employers and each year some of our successful graduates are invited to return to speak about their careers and experiences.
Specialised equipment Lecturers provide materials for the courses they teach. We have excellent computer laboratory facilities with a vast collection of general software as well as specialist mathematical and statistical software which is used within the programme. You can also use our award-winning virtual desktop facilities on your own computer,