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Mathematics

1 Study option · UndergraduatePaisley Campus

Course summary

OVERVIEW
Join the BSc (Hons) mathematics programme to learn how mathematics underpins and informs the world around us.Build the knowledge and skills required to excel in a multitude of professional sectors including finance, engineering, programming, teaching, and mathematical research. This programme will provide you with a broad understanding of key areas of mathematics, with options to individualise your degree at the later stages. Choose to study topics from a range of options including statistics, number theory, numerical analysis, and mathematical biology.

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

• Complete a four-year Honours degree in mathematics, gaining broad and balanced knowledge and understanding of key concepts within mathematics.
• Use industry standard software to develop a range of skills enabling you to adapt to the constantly changing technological environment.
• Individualise your degree content, with module options including:
o Mathematical Biology
o Mechanics
o Numerical Analysis
o Statistics
o Theoretical Physics
• Be taught by research-active academics who are specialists in their field.

PROGRAMME DETAILS

This programme aims to instill you with the skills and attributes that are transferable to many areas of study and professional employment. These include:
• Computer literacy
• Numeracy and proficiency in data analysis and interpretation
• Accessing and applying relevant research findings
• Communicating effectively with audiences
• Logic and problem solving ability
• Engaging in professional dialogue with peers and senior colleagues
• Critical analysis
• Evaluation and synthesis of ideas
• Exercising autonomy and initiative
• Working with others

CAREERS

Following graduation from the BSc (Hons) Mathematics programme, you’ll leave UWS with career options in finance, research, the tech sector, and many more.
Mathematics graduates are highly sought after across all areas due to their analytical and critical thinking skills.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
G100
Institution code:
U40

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