The Mathematics with Finance BSc at Queen's University Belfast combines in-depth mathematical understanding with practical training in finance. The course structure harmoniously blends various dimensions allowing students to demonstrate their mathematical abilities and expose them to theoretical foundations of financial tools.Course Content: The course introduces students to a wide range of mathematics and finance concepts. The curriculum spans across areas like quantitative skills, accounting, statistics, investment and portfolio management, and corporate finance. Students also learn about the fundamental concepts of financial derivatives and risk management. Key Modules: The course consists of various modules spread out across the three years. Students undergo modules like 'Mathematical Techniques', 'Calculus and Linear Algebra', 'Real Analysis', 'Probability and Statistics', 'Abstract Algebra', 'Business Finance', 'Investment and Portfolio Management', 'Corporate Finance', and 'Financial Derivatives and Risk Management'.Accreditations: The program is accredited by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA). This accreditation means that the program has met the IFoA's rigorous accreditation criteria and students will receive exemptions from several professional examinations from the IFoA. Future Careers: The course prepares students for a broad array of careers. Graduates can find opportunities in sectors like finance, accountancy, actuarial work, administration, management services, media analytics, teaching, and further academic research. The university's careers service regularly features vacancies and intern opportunities, and provides one-to-one consultations, career planning, interview simulators, and employer presentations. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.