‌‌‌The Mathematics Department currently offers seven BSc Honours degrees and two MSci Honours undergraduate degrees. There are also Joint Mathematics and Computing degrees, administered by the Computing department.

Visit the College Sudy Pages for information on applications to the undergraduate programmes in the Mathematics Department.

The overall objectives within the various degree programmes are to give excellence in chosen areas of study, to impart key knowledge of other areas, to give basic competence in certain marketable skills and to instil and maintain enthusiasm.  In order to achieve this aim the undergraduate degree programme remains under continuous consideration with respect to overall structure, individual module content and teaching methods. 

Our undergraduate degree programmes provide students with a general introduction to the main areas of mathematics in the first year, a mix of core and electives in the second year, and then permit students to specialise in the third and fourth, when they are welcome to choose from an extremely wide range of modules. As the first two years of the BSc and MSci degrees have a large amount of core material which is the same for all degree programmes, there is some opportunity for transfer between these degrees on academic grounds.‌‌

Current students should visit the Blackboard page MathsCentral for timetables, updates or course announcements. ‌

Programme Specifications

The Programme Specifications can be found on the College pages.

 

Module Guides

Undergraduate Programme Handbook 2023-24

Year 2 Module Guide 2324

Year 3 module guide 2324

Year 4 Module Guide 2324

 

Honours

Scheme for the Award of Honours Maths 20-21 .

ECTS - Bologna Process

The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) is a Europe-wide credit system for higher education. You can find the ECTS points awarded per module and course in the Programme Specifications above. For more information about ECTS and the Bologna Process, please visit the College pages.

Discover Uni and UniStats

Discover Uni and UniStats provide supportive information and guidance with which prospective students and others can compare  undergraduate degrees in the UK.  

The Department's results within each course can be seen on their individual course page.

Competence Standards

The Mathematics Competence Standards for all BSc & MSci Maths Degree Programmes are broadly mapped to the Appropriate Programme Specification Learning Outcomes.  The Competences indicate the desired Learning Outcome and the standards by which these are measured.

FoNS Competence Standards - Maths Final