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Undergraduate Prospectus

Department of Mathematics

UCAS codeECTSCoursesLength
G100 180 Mathematics (BSc) 3 years
GG31 180 Mathematics, Optimisation and Statistics (BSc) 3 years
G125 180 Mathematics (Pure Mathematics) (BSc) 3 years
G1F3 180 Mathematics with Applied Mathematics/Mathematical Physics (BSc) 3 years
G102 180 Mathematics with Mathematical Computation (BSc) 3 years
G1G3 180 Mathematics with Statistics (BSc) 3 years
G1GH 180 Mathematics with Statistics for Finance (BSc) 3 years
G103 270 Mathematics (MSci) 4 years
G101 240 Mathematics with a Year in Europe (BSc) 4 years
G104 270 Mathematics with a Year in Europe (MSci) 4 years
GG14 180 Mathematics and Computer Science (BSc) 3 years
GG41 270 Mathematics and Computer Science (MSci) 4 years

The Department

Students practice algebraic geometry in a mathematics class

Mathematics is the engine of science and engineering. It is the set of ideas, insights and techniques that enable us to understand, analyse and solve problems. It also has an elegance and beauty that fascinates and inspires those who understand it. At Imperial we offer a range of mathematics programmes that will develop both your knowledge and your creativity.

The Department of Mathematics is world class, as demonstrated by the number of prizes won by our academic staff and the quality of our graduates. We are home to a Fields Medallist and several Fellows of the Royal Society, all of whom are active in teaching and research within the Department.

The logical and analytical skills developed through a degree in mathematics are highly valued by employers in a range of industries. Our graduates go on to work in careers in industry, government and education, as well as business, law, accountancy, international banking and computing. The MSci programmes in particular prepare students for research careers, and are recognised throughout the European Union where four-year undergraduate degrees tend to be the norm.

 

mathematics
The study of abstractions, patterns and relationships – a language and a tool for examining and understanding quantity, shape, structure, space and change.
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1st Year MSci Maths with a Year in Europe

See a week in Franca's life and what it's like to study Maths

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