BSc Mathematics and Economics

The BSc Mathematics and Economics course offered by the University of Reading is an interdisciplinary program aiming at providing students with thorough mathematical knowledge along with in-depth understanding of economics. The course underscores the significance of mathematics in understanding and solving economic issues.Course Content: The program's curriculum introduces students to mathematical methods, comparative economic theory, financial markets, and empirical economics. It includes compulsory first year modules in pure and applied mathematics, economic theory and quantitative methods. Second and third year modules are designed according to student’s interests and career goals. Students also get the opportunity to undertake a final-year project applying mathematical models to real-world economic problems.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Calculus, Mathematical Techniques, Probability and Statistics, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Differential Equations and Modelling, History of Economic Thought, International Economics, and Econometric Theory.Accreditations: The BSc Mathematics and Economics course at the University of Reading is recognized by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, ensuring the course content is of a high standard and has met their benchmark.Future Careers: The interdisciplinary nature of the course prepares students for a broad range of career options. Graduates can pursue careers in finance, management, the public sector, civil service, teaching, or can proceed to further study. The Mathematics and Economics degree also provides a strong foundation for undertaking a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.