Take your understanding of concepts, theories and applications in pure and applied mathematics to graduate level. You can also include optional statistics, theoretical physics or mathematics education. You’ll cover a wide range of topics and develop an understanding of mathematical problems and approaches. Practise with essential methods and tools, and increase your familiarity with mathematical software. Gain an appreciation of the role and construction of rigorous proof. And build your experience of communicating mathematical arguments and conclusions. **Key features of the course** - Choose pure and applied mathematics modules that fit your needs and interests. - Include statistics, physics and mathematics education options. - Develop your experience with mathematical methods and software. - Start at a point that suits your level of mathematical knowledge. - Move to a different mathematics/statistics degree, if your aspirations change, even after you’ve started.

This degree has three stages, each comprising 120 credits. You’ll normally start Stage 1 with a 30-credit introductory module followed by three further 30-credit modules in pure and applied mathematics and statistics. Next, in Stage 2, you’ll study a 60-credit pure mathematics module and 60 credits from a choice of applied mathematics and statistics modules. Finally, in Stage 3, you’ll study a further 120 credits from a range of advanced modules in mathematics, statistics, physics and mathematics education.

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There are no formal entry requirements to study this qualification, but it’s very important you’re well prepared to study mathematics at this level. Study skills for this qualification You need some experience in mathematics – you must be comfortable with the following topics: arithmetic of numbers, including negative numbers and fractions; scientific notation for numbers (sometimes known as standard form); powers of numbers including square roots; using your scientific calculator effectively for the above topics, and for working with brackets and π; using simple word formulas; drawing and interpreting simple charts and graphs.

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