BSc Mathematics

The BA/BSc Mathematics course at the University of Leicester offers a balanced study of modern mathematics and equips students with a combination of teamwork, computational, analytical, and problem-solving skills. This course is suited for math enthusiasts who are eager to delve into theoretical and applied mathematics.Course Content: The course offers key understanding of pure and applied mathematics. In the first year, it focuses on algebra, calculus, and probability, with optional modules in financial mathematics and the history of mathematics. The second year covers a broad spectrum of modern mathematics and lets students specialise in the third year. The final year includes modules in complex variables, queuing theory, linear statistical modelling, and algebraic geometry. The course also allows a Mathematics with Study in Europe variant that involves studying at a partner university in Europe.Key Modules: Some of the key modules of this course include Transition to Advanced Mathematics, Real and Complex Analysis, Probability & Statistics, Algebraic Structures, Geometry & Motion, and Applied & Computational Mathematics.Future Careers: Graduates from this course have a wide range of job prospects. They may pursue careers in diverse fields such as finance, teaching, computing, logistics, statistics, and market research, among others. Some graduates also choose to further their education by going on to postgraduate studies in areas like pure mathematics, mathematics education, financial mathematics, and statistics.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.