Mathematics and Statistics Degrees
Choose from a range of accredited undergraduate mathematics and statistics degrees.
Unlock your future in mathematics and statistics
Choose from a foundation year, single honours, joint honours or mathematics degrees with finance or business.
You’ll be taught by specialists in their field. They’ll give you insight into:
- quantum mechanics
- Bayesian statistics
- applications and group theory
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Foundation year
Created for those without an A-Level, or equivalent, in maths. This one-year, full-time programme is your stepping stone to one of our accredited mathematics and statistics BSc degrees.
Complete the foundation year and guarantee your place on our Mathematics BSc course or our Mathematics and Statistics BSc course.
Single honours
Choose from a Bachelor of Science (BSc), Master of Mathematics (MMath) or Master of Mathematics and Statistics (MMathStat).
Our MMath and MMathStat courses offer advanced modules, specialised study and enhanced technical skills. They’re an ideal choice if you’re considering postgraduate study.
Mathematics with the Business School
These two degrees are taught with our triple-accredited Business School.
You’ll spend two-thirds of your time studying mathematics and the remaining time studying specialised business subjects like:
- accountancy
- corporate finance
- management
Real-world experience
Improve your career opportunities and skills with our flexible industry projects and placements.
These are available from your second year as an undergraduate student. We schedule them throughout the year, during the summer or during a study break.
Through these projects, you'll:
- learn practical problem-solving skills
- build industry-specific knowledge
- improve your teamwork and communication skills
Featured student project: Our students worked with Northern Gas Networks, the regional gas distributor, during one of their student projects.
With our mathematics and statistics degree, you'll master the skills that employers are looking for:
- Numerical expertise: Handle complex calculations with ease.
- Problem-solving: Tackle challenges effectively.
- Presentation skills: Clearly communicate your ideas.
- Statistical reasoning: Analyse data with precision.
- Analytical writing: Create insightful, data-driven reports.
- Report writing: Produce clear, concise, and informative documents.
- Teamwork: Collaborate effectively in diverse groups.