48 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This interdisciplinary programme caters to versatile interests, fosters adaptability and opens doors to a wide range of rewarding careers.
In your study of Mathematics, you will find and develop your passions, whether they be in geometry, statistics, algebra, cryptography or even further afield.
You’ll graduate with expertise in the German language alongside in-depth cultural knowledge and the ability to apply mathematical theories in real-world contexts.
Why choose German Studies and Mathematics at Lancaster?
Throughout your study of mathematics, you’ll explore a wide range of topics, from multivariable calculus, probability and statistics, to logic, proofs and theorems. As you progress, you’ll deepen your mathematical knowledge and expand your understanding in areas such as analysis, algebra, probability and statistics. In your final year you will explore further areas of interest and graduate with a thorough grounding in the key principles and concepts of mathematics.
To help you transition from A-level to degree-level study, the School of Mathematical Sciences hosts weekly workshops, problem-solving classes, and one-to-one sessions. If you wish to engage with mathematics beyond that, the MathSoc hosts a weekly Maths Cafe that includes access to academic support and a casual space to chat with other students.
How is German Studies taught at Lancaster? Your journey to language proficiency and exploring the German-speaking world starts here. Studying German at Lancaster you will acquire high-level language skills and gain an internationally recognised qualification modelled on the Common European Framework of Reference for languages.
You’ll enter the course either as a complete beginner in German or with some initial competency. Whatever level you begin with, you will progress to becoming proficient in the language.
Your language learning will be further enriched by cultural studies, covering visual media, literature, art, and history, providing a comprehensive understanding of the societal contexts of the German-speaking world.
Spending your third year abroad in a German-speaking country makes a major contribution to your command of the language, while deepening your intercultural sensitivity. You can study at a partner university or conduct a work placement.
In your study of Mathematics, you will find and develop your passions, whether they be in geometry, statistics, algebra, cryptography or even further afield.
You’ll graduate with expertise in the German language alongside in-depth cultural knowledge and the ability to apply mathematical theories in real-world contexts.
Why choose German Studies and Mathematics at Lancaster?
- Learn about the ways in which mathematics can be used to make a real difference in society
- Explore a wide range of topics, from multivariable calculus, probability and statistics, to logic, proofs and theorems
- Follow a progressional ladder on an internationally recognised scale entering either from beginners or intermediate level and progressing to being proficient in German
- Explore important global issues and how they affect the German-speaking world such as environmental challenges and climate change, politics, health and human rights
- Expand your horizons and gain insights into both German and Mathematics
Throughout your study of mathematics, you’ll explore a wide range of topics, from multivariable calculus, probability and statistics, to logic, proofs and theorems. As you progress, you’ll deepen your mathematical knowledge and expand your understanding in areas such as analysis, algebra, probability and statistics. In your final year you will explore further areas of interest and graduate with a thorough grounding in the key principles and concepts of mathematics.
To help you transition from A-level to degree-level study, the School of Mathematical Sciences hosts weekly workshops, problem-solving classes, and one-to-one sessions. If you wish to engage with mathematics beyond that, the MathSoc hosts a weekly Maths Cafe that includes access to academic support and a casual space to chat with other students.
How is German Studies taught at Lancaster? Your journey to language proficiency and exploring the German-speaking world starts here. Studying German at Lancaster you will acquire high-level language skills and gain an internationally recognised qualification modelled on the Common European Framework of Reference for languages.
You’ll enter the course either as a complete beginner in German or with some initial competency. Whatever level you begin with, you will progress to becoming proficient in the language.
Your language learning will be further enriched by cultural studies, covering visual media, literature, art, and history, providing a comprehensive understanding of the societal contexts of the German-speaking world.
Spending your third year abroad in a German-speaking country makes a major contribution to your command of the language, while deepening your intercultural sensitivity. You can study at a partner university or conduct a work placement.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This interdisciplinary programme caters to versatile interests, fosters adaptability and opens doors to a wide range of rewarding careers.
In your study of Mathematics, you will find and develop your passions, whether they be in geometry, statistics, algebra, cryptography or even further afield.
You’ll graduate with expertise in the German language alongside in-depth cultural knowledge and the ability to apply mathematical theories in real-world contexts.
Why choose German Studies and Mathematics at Lancaster?
Throughout your study of mathematics, you’ll explore a wide range of topics, from multivariable calculus, probability and statistics, to logic, proofs and theorems. As you progress, you’ll deepen your mathematical knowledge and expand your understanding in areas such as analysis, algebra, probability and statistics. In your final year you will explore further areas of interest and graduate with a thorough grounding in the key principles and concepts of mathematics.
To help you transition from A-level to degree-level study, the School of Mathematical Sciences hosts weekly workshops, problem-solving classes, and one-to-one sessions. If you wish to engage with mathematics beyond that, the MathSoc hosts a weekly Maths Cafe that includes access to academic support and a casual space to chat with other students.
How is German Studies taught at Lancaster? Your journey to language proficiency and exploring the German-speaking world starts here. Studying German at Lancaster you will acquire high-level language skills and gain an internationally recognised qualification modelled on the Common European Framework of Reference for languages.
You’ll enter the course either as a complete beginner in German or with some initial competency. Whatever level you begin with, you will progress to becoming proficient in the language.
Your language learning will be further enriched by cultural studies, covering visual media, literature, art, and history, providing a comprehensive understanding of the societal contexts of the German-speaking world.
Spending your third year abroad in a German-speaking country makes a major contribution to your command of the language, while deepening your intercultural sensitivity. You can study at a partner university or conduct a work placement.
In your study of Mathematics, you will find and develop your passions, whether they be in geometry, statistics, algebra, cryptography or even further afield.
You’ll graduate with expertise in the German language alongside in-depth cultural knowledge and the ability to apply mathematical theories in real-world contexts.
Why choose German Studies and Mathematics at Lancaster?
- Learn about the ways in which mathematics can be used to make a real difference in society
- Explore a wide range of topics, from multivariable calculus, probability and statistics, to logic, proofs and theorems
- Follow a progressional ladder on an internationally recognised scale entering either from beginners or intermediate level and progressing to being proficient in German
- Explore important global issues and how they affect the German-speaking world such as environmental challenges and climate change, politics, health and human rights
- Expand your horizons and gain insights into both German and Mathematics
Throughout your study of mathematics, you’ll explore a wide range of topics, from multivariable calculus, probability and statistics, to logic, proofs and theorems. As you progress, you’ll deepen your mathematical knowledge and expand your understanding in areas such as analysis, algebra, probability and statistics. In your final year you will explore further areas of interest and graduate with a thorough grounding in the key principles and concepts of mathematics.
To help you transition from A-level to degree-level study, the School of Mathematical Sciences hosts weekly workshops, problem-solving classes, and one-to-one sessions. If you wish to engage with mathematics beyond that, the MathSoc hosts a weekly Maths Cafe that includes access to academic support and a casual space to chat with other students.
How is German Studies taught at Lancaster? Your journey to language proficiency and exploring the German-speaking world starts here. Studying German at Lancaster you will acquire high-level language skills and gain an internationally recognised qualification modelled on the Common European Framework of Reference for languages.
You’ll enter the course either as a complete beginner in German or with some initial competency. Whatever level you begin with, you will progress to becoming proficient in the language.
Your language learning will be further enriched by cultural studies, covering visual media, literature, art, and history, providing a comprehensive understanding of the societal contexts of the German-speaking world.
Spending your third year abroad in a German-speaking country makes a major contribution to your command of the language, while deepening your intercultural sensitivity. You can study at a partner university or conduct a work placement.
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6.5+
35+
58+
4.5+
4 Years
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