| | First year - Mathematics and 3 other Science subjects - choose from Biology or *Engineering Science, Chemistry, Computer Science [15 or 30 credits], Data Science, Experimental Physics & Mathematical Physics. *Engineering Science cannot be taken with Biology. Students taking Engineering Science must also take Computer Science. Students may take Computer Science and not take Engineering Science.
Second year - Mathematics and 2 other subjects
- Optional 10 credit Critical Skills or Electives
Third year - Mathematics (Pure) or Mathematics (Applied) and 1 other subject studied in second year
Fourth year - Mathematics (Pure) or Mathematics (Applied) is taken as a Single Major or as a Double Major taking Mathematics (Pure) or Mathematics (Applied) and your third year subject
- Available Science subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering Science, Experimental Physics, Mathematical Physics and Statistics as a Double Major in third and fourth year
NOTE: Students require a mark of 65% or more in second year Mathematics to proceed to third year in Mathematics (Pure). Students attaining a mark below 65%, and who are eligible to proceed to third year, progress to third year Mathematics (Applied) Duration: 4 years  Disclaimer
The modules below are indicative of the content associated with this course of study.
The modules are subject to change as the curriculum is revised and reviewed annually. Please check periodically for updates.  | Year 1 | | | Subject Overview
>The academic staff in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics have a diverse range of research interests in areas including algebra, analysis, data analysis, dynamics, geometry, number theory, statistical modelling and topology. The Department offers multiple programmes to suit a range of Mathematical backgrounds, from the intensive Pure Mathematics programmes which are aimed at students with a strong interest in abstract mathematics and a flair for analytical reasoning to the more applied programmes which appeal to students who enjoy the more concrete areas of the subject.
>Mathematics is the logical and abstract study of pattern. It involves an interplay between the concrete and the abstract: the ever-changing world around us is one of the key inspirations for the invention and investigation of abstract mathematics, and the discoveries of abstract mathematics have important and unexpected applications in the world around us.
>Our Mathematics degrees aim to bridge the gap between school Mathematics and current frontiers of knowledge. Students learn to think hard and rigorously about questions and to solve new problems – invaluable skills that can be transferred to any area of life and any future job.
>In the four-year MH201 degree, students can take Mathematics as a subject in the first two years, and then choose between Mathematics (Applied) and Mathematics (Pure) at the beginning of third year.
>Potential to move from MH201 into a related specialised degree after 1st year. See MH201 COURSE STRUCTURE overview for details. | MT1SF15 - MATHEMATICS | Credits: 15 Compulsory:  | | | | Year 2 | | | Subject Overview
>The academic staff in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics have a diverse range of research interests in areas including algebra, analysis, data analysis, dynamics, geometry, number theory, statistical modelling and topology. The Department offers multiple programmes to suit a range of Mathematical backgrounds, from the intensive Pure Mathematics programmes which are aimed at students with a strong interest in abstract mathematics and a flair for analytical reasoning to the more applied programmes which appeal to students who enjoy the more concrete areas of the subject.
>Mathematics is the logical and abstract study of pattern. It involves an interplay between the concrete and the abstract: the ever-changing world around us is one of the key inspirations for the invention and investigation of abstract mathematics, and the discoveries of abstract mathematics have important and unexpected applications in the world around us.
>Our Mathematics degrees aim to bridge the gap between school Mathematics and current frontiers of knowledge. Students learn to think hard and rigorously about questions and to solve new problems – invaluable skills that can be transferred to any area of life and any future job.
>In the four-year MH201 degree, students can take Mathematics as a subject in the first two years, and then choose between Mathematics (Applied) and Mathematics (Pure) at the beginning of third year.
>Potential to move from MH201 into a related specialised degree after 1st year. See MH201 COURSE STRUCTURE overview for details.
2nd Year Mathematics for Science serves as a common entry to 3rd Mathematics (Applied) and 3rd Mathematics (Pure). Please see Department Thresholds and Progression Routes. | MT2F20 - MATHEMATICS | Credits: 20 Not compulsory:  |
MT2F10 Non progression subject taken with an elective subject. Students taking Computer Science (20 credits) and this 10 credit Mathematics subjects must register for modules MT201S and ST221. Head of Department written permission is required for this combination before registration. | MT2F10 - MATHEMATICS | Credits: 10 Not compulsory: | | |
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - MATHEMATICS 
