BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Philosophy

The combined BA/BSc in Mathematics and Philosophy at the University of York is designed for students who enjoy solving complex problems, are keen on exploring deep philosophical questions and who appreciate the connections between the two disciplines. This three-year course explores intriguing intersections of the subjects, incorporating mathematical proof, logic, and big philosophical questions ranging from metaphysics to ethics to the philosophy of maths and logic itself.Course Content: The course is carefully balanced to give equal emphasis on both disciplines. In your first year, core modules provide a foundation in both subjects. As you progress, you can tailor your degree to your interests. In Maths, this might mean exploring pure mathematics, statistics, or applied mathematics. In Philosophy, you can choose from a broad range of modules covering various aspects of metaphysics, ethics, logic and more.Key Modules: The course comprises of foundation modules like 'Calculus', 'Algebra', 'Mechanics', 'Introduction to Metaphysics' and 'Reason and Argument' and offers optional modules like 'Sets and Numbers', 'Complex Analysis', 'Applied Probability', 'Moral and Political Philosophy', and 'Metaphysics'.Accreditations: All degree programmes at the University of York, including this course, are accredited by the British University Association.Future Careers: This course opens up a diverse range of careers in financial analysis, software engineering, business analysis, and education amongst others. Apart from future jobs, students can also further their education with a Postgraduate degree.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.