Mathematics is at the root of many of humanity's momentous achievements. It supports innovation and progress in science, engineering, technology, finance and economics. For some mathematicians, solving a complex problem is a goal in itself. But mathematics is also a practical subject that has many real-life applications. We use mathematics to model and predict outcomes, from healthcare to the length of queues in communication networks. And because of the increasing availability and potential of large data sets, graduate mathematicians are in high demand across a variety of sectors.Develop a strong foundation in advanced mathematical and statistical concepts and methods. Apply these to assess and to solve scheduling, decision-making, simulation and modelling problems across industry, finance and healthcare. Specialise your programme by choosing from optional subjects, including mathematical statistics, education practice, and cryptography. When you graduate, a broad range of careers and postgraduate study will be available to you. Destinations include scientific research, technology, data science, business and finance, the civil service, management and teaching.Duration- Three years full-time four years sandwich