Your introduction to degree-level mathematics will leave no stone unturned, with a broad range of topics including discrete mathematics, linear algebra, calculus, statistics and decision mathematics. In our high-tech teaching laboratories, youll learn to program in a mathematical language, using software packages that are commonly used for both commercial and research purposes. As you progress, youll be able to choose from a range of subjects that reflect your interests and career aspirations, culminating in a chance to apply your learning in project work. Typical areas of study include further calculus and linear algebra, numerical methods and modelling, mathematics of computer graphics, number theory, cryptography, operational research, financial mathematics, statistics, neural networks, dynamical systems, and group theory.

Career prospects

A degree in mathematics opens a wide range of career paths, from accountancy, business and management services to data science, financial services, statistics, computing and computational modelling. The skills and experience youll develop with us are also in demand by employers in areas like teaching, engineering, insurance and project management.