The BSc Mathematics and Economics with a Placement Year at the University of Reading is all-encompassing, offering students a solid grounding in both mathematical and economic theories. This course seeks to equip students with a broad skill set that encompasses a comprehensive understanding of mathematical principles and the theories and methodologies of economics. The inclusion of a placement year provides students with the opportunity to gain practical, industry-specific experience, enhancing their employability upon graduation. Course Content: The course offers a study in core mathematical areas such as calculus, algebra, and probability and introduces students to microeconomics and macroeconomics. It also covers econometrics. Series of specialist modules, in areas such as game theory, mathematical biology, financial economics, and behavioral economics are available. Key Modules: Key modules include Mathematics for Economists, Linear Algebra and Calculus, Introduction to Probability and Statistics and Principles of Microeconomics in Year 1. In the succeeding years, modules like Methods and Applications of Econometrics, Mathematical Analysis, Stochastic Models and Time Series, Game Theory, Financial Econometrics, among others are included.Accreditations: This course has the accreditation from the Royal Economic Society. Future Careers: Graduates of this course have pursued careers in diverse sectors such as banking, insurance, actuarial science, data analysis, civil service, teaching and further academic research. Many have progressed to work in high-profile financial roles.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.