School of Mathematics
Join our School of Mathematics and you'll be part of a tight-knit community dedicated to teaching, learning and discovery. We're a school where dynamic students and active researchers are brought together by a common passion.
We offer a modern teaching programme designed to give students a firm grasp of the principles of mathematics. Our flexible course structure enables you to focus on what interests you, from pure to applied mathematics - or maybe a broad range of modules. As well as technical skills including sophisticated mathematical techniques, we help you to master a range of vital attributes such as strong communication and critical thinking.
Our community is also home to fascinating research in fields from fluid dynamics to logic, and from quantum fluids to representation theory. We have links with mathematicians across Europe and beyond.
Courses
Mathematics
Our BSc in Mathematics has been designed to develop your interest and expertise in mathematics and statistics. We offer the flexibility to focus on pure and...
Mathematics with a Foundation Year
Mathematics is one of the most fundamental and important academic disciplines. So we believe it’s crucial that higher mathematics education is available to...
Mathematics with a Year in Industry
What inspiring career paths could mathematics open up for you? Mathematics is a rational, objective subject valued in science and exploration, in business and...
Master of Mathematics
Our four-year integrated Masters course is ideal if you want to take your studies to the next level and prepare to work in academia or research. Going into...
Master of Mathematics (with a Year Abroad)
Our Master of Mathematics option gives you the chance to spend a year broadening your mathematical knowledge and experiencing a different lifestyle and culture....
Mathematics with a Placement Year
Postgraduate Research in Mathematics
Research
School of Mathematics
More accurate prediction of scale and impact of weather events
Large-scale weather events, such as monsoons and tropical cyclones, can now be more accurately predicted, findings from a joint India-UK research project show.