36 monthsProgramme duration
23,500 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
- Graduate prepared for a range of futures, including business analysis and software developing, with one-to-one support and real industry opportunities.
- Benefit from Sussex’s varied paid work experiences, from summer teaching and research, to outreach roles.
- Develop experience in large data set analysis, problem solving, coding and team working to understand how mathematics solves real-world problems.
How can mathematics help us understand the dynamics of infectious diseases? Or how an idea circulates on social media? Or the behaviour of queues? We’ll show you how mathematics solves real-world problems. You’ll work with experts whose research is having an impact – from forecasting local outbreaks of COVID, to predicting floods.
In your first year, you’ll explore the basics of mathematics. This includes analysis and linear algebra, as well as an introduction to computational mathematics. In your second year, you’ll add probability and statistics. In your final year, you then build on your existing knowledge and discover new aspects of the subject, including:
- mathematical biology
- cryptography
- financial mathematics
- partial differential equations.
This course is flexible, so you can focus on what fascinates you while gaining a strong foundation in core mathematics. You’ll develop your analytical and modelling skills using industry-standard software such as Python and R.
Our Department is a close-knit community and you’ll get to know your lecturers on an individual basis. Their dedication and support will help you to get the most from your degree. Academic advisers support you every step of the way and you’ll have lots of opportunities to engage with potential employers. You’ll also have a dedicated careers advisor.
During your studies, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills employers want. You’ll gain experience in analysing large data sets, problem solving, coding and team working. You’ll also have the opportunity to apply for a placement, where you can gain experience working with a company. Our graduates have gone to work in roles such as:
- business analyst
- data engineer
- associate auditor
- software developer
- game designer
- statistician.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
- Graduate prepared for a range of futures, including business analysis and software developing, with one-to-one support and real industry opportunities.
- Benefit from Sussex’s varied paid work experiences, from summer teaching and research, to outreach roles.
- Develop experience in large data set analysis, problem solving, coding and team working to understand how mathematics solves real-world problems.
How can mathematics help us understand the dynamics of infectious diseases? Or how an idea circulates on social media? Or the behaviour of queues? We’ll show you how mathematics solves real-world problems. You’ll work with experts whose research is having an impact – from forecasting local outbreaks of COVID, to predicting floods.
In your first year, you’ll explore the basics of mathematics. This includes analysis and linear algebra, as well as an introduction to computational mathematics. In your second year, you’ll add probability and statistics. In your final year, you then build on your existing knowledge and discover new aspects of the subject, including:
- mathematical biology
- cryptography
- financial mathematics
- partial differential equations.
This course is flexible, so you can focus on what fascinates you while gaining a strong foundation in core mathematics. You’ll develop your analytical and modelling skills using industry-standard software such as Python and R.
Our Department is a close-knit community and you’ll get to know your lecturers on an individual basis. Their dedication and support will help you to get the most from your degree. Academic advisers support you every step of the way and you’ll have lots of opportunities to engage with potential employers. You’ll also have a dedicated careers advisor.
During your studies, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills employers want. You’ll gain experience in analysing large data sets, problem solving, coding and team working. You’ll also have the opportunity to apply for a placement, where you can gain experience working with a company. Our graduates have gone to work in roles such as:
- business analyst
- data engineer
- associate auditor
- software developer
- game designer
- statistician.
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