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Mathematics

Course details: 2 Study options
Undergraduate
Course location: 30 Campuses

Course summary

Mathematics at Cambridge gives you the opportunity to develop your mathematical skills to the highest levels. The course offers a wide range of subjects, from abstract logic to black holes.

Study different options to discover your strengths, extend your knowledge and develop your interests. After set courses in the first year, you’ll have more choice each year. You can choose whether to specialise or keep your options open by studying different topics.

Ways to study this course

Campuses

Lucy Cavendish
Trinity Hall
Clare
Jesus
Peterhouse
Hughes Hall
Fitzwilliam
Emmanuel
Homerton
Murray Edwards
Gonville & Caius
St Catharine's
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Queens'
Girton
Magdalene
Christ's
Newnham
Downing
Robinson
Churchill
Trinity
Selwyn
Pembroke
Corpus Christi
King's
St Edmund's
Sidney Sussex
St John's
Wolfson

Study options

MMath • Full-time • 4 Years
BA (Hons) • Full-time • 3 Years

Start dates

10/2026

Application codes

Course code:: G100
Institution code:: C05

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Application codes

Course code:: G100
Institution code:: C05

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