48 monthsProgramme duration
23,500 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
MMath
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
- Specialise your mathematical skills in an integrated Masters year for a career in business, economics or research.
- Develop an in-depth perspective on economic concepts to learn how mathematics can solve real-world economic issues.
- Benefit from Sussex’s wide range of paid work experiences, from summer teaching and research, to outreach roles.
We apply mathematics to solve real-world economic issues. On this integrated Masters course, you’ll get to understand the relationship between mathematics and economics by:
- gaining strong foundational maths skills
- developing an in-depth perspective on economic concepts.
You’ll learn from leading mathematicians and world-renowned economists, who are experts across both areas. Their research feeds into your teaching at every stage. Your core modules develop your knowledge of pure and applied mathematics. In the third year Maths Matters project you’ll bring together information and ideas from different topics to tackle real-world problems. In economics, you will study modules delivered by experts from the University of Sussex Business School.
Options will allow you to tailor your degree to your particular interests, including:
- differential equations
- mathematical modelling
- probability
- behavioural economics
- shaping global policy.
To develop your analytical and modelling skills, you’ll use industry-standard software such as Python and R. In your final year, you’ll develop your skills through an advanced research project.
You’ll have a careers coach and opportunities to engage with potential employers. This course is particularly relevant if you’re interested in a career in research, academia or industry. The skills you'll learn are also sought-after for technical jobs in industry, in areas including data science, finance and mathematical modelling.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
MMath
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
- Specialise your mathematical skills in an integrated Masters year for a career in business, economics or research.
- Develop an in-depth perspective on economic concepts to learn how mathematics can solve real-world economic issues.
- Benefit from Sussex’s wide range of paid work experiences, from summer teaching and research, to outreach roles.
We apply mathematics to solve real-world economic issues. On this integrated Masters course, you’ll get to understand the relationship between mathematics and economics by:
- gaining strong foundational maths skills
- developing an in-depth perspective on economic concepts.
You’ll learn from leading mathematicians and world-renowned economists, who are experts across both areas. Their research feeds into your teaching at every stage. Your core modules develop your knowledge of pure and applied mathematics. In the third year Maths Matters project you’ll bring together information and ideas from different topics to tackle real-world problems. In economics, you will study modules delivered by experts from the University of Sussex Business School.
Options will allow you to tailor your degree to your particular interests, including:
- differential equations
- mathematical modelling
- probability
- behavioural economics
- shaping global policy.
To develop your analytical and modelling skills, you’ll use industry-standard software such as Python and R. In your final year, you’ll develop your skills through an advanced research project.
You’ll have a careers coach and opportunities to engage with potential employers. This course is particularly relevant if you’re interested in a career in research, academia or industry. The skills you'll learn are also sought-after for technical jobs in industry, in areas including data science, finance and mathematical modelling.
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