Bsc (Hons) Mathematics

The Mathematics undergraduate course at the University of Salford focuses on enhancing analytical, critical, and mathematical skills. Students can choose from a range of modules that suit their interests and career goals, allowing for a customizable learning experience. The course is designed with an emphasis on employability and prepares students for a diverse range of career opportunities in various fields. Course Content: This course aims to provide a broad understanding of abstract mathematical structures and real-world applications of mathematics. It comprises of various modules that focus on problem-solving, proofs, and solutions. Teaching strategies vary from individual and group work, case studies, laboratory work, and online learning activities, among other techniques.Key Modules: There are core and optional modules throughout the course. Core modules focus on areas such as Classic and Distribution Theories, Functional Analysis, Complex Variable, and Mathematical Models. Optional modules allow students to explore subjects such as fluid mechanics, game theory, algorithms, computational techniques, and financial mathematics.Accreditations: The Mathematics course is accredited by the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications (IMA), the UK's professional body for mathematicians. Graduates are deemed to have satisfied the educational requirements of the Chartered Mathematician designation, when followed by subsequent training and experience in employment.Future Careers: Graduates can pursue a wide variety of career options in fields such as finance, teaching, data analysis, research, and the civil service. The University's strong connections with industrial, commercial, and public sector organisations gives students opportunities to gain hands-on experience and enhance their career prospects.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.