| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-10-01 | - |
| 2025-10-01 | - |
Program Overview
Birkbeck's Mathematics with Statistics BSc program combines a strong foundation in mathematical and statistical knowledge with the ability to apply these techniques to real-world problems. The flexible structure allows students to tailor their studies with optional modules from other subjects, preparing them for careers in data science, statistics, finance, and more. Graduates possess excellent numeracy and logical thinking skills, making them highly employable in various fields.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Birkbeck's Mathematics with Statistics BSc
is designed to allow students to pursue their interest in statistics and applications like data science while gaining a broad education in mathematical sciences.
Objectives:
- To develop a strong foundation in mathematical and statistical knowledge and skills.
- To equip students with the ability to apply mathematical and statistical techniques to real-world problems.
- To prepare students for careers in data science, statistics, finance, or other related fields.
Program Description:
The program provides a flexible structure, allowing students to combine their studies with optional modules from other subjects like economics, accounting, or management. The curriculum covers:
- Theoretical aspects of mathematics
- Statistical methods and modeling techniques
- Analytical techniques with a broad range of applications
- Creation of mathematical models for real-world scenarios
- Data analysis and hypothesis testing
Graduate Outcomes:
Graduates of this program possess excellent numeracy and logical thinking skills. They are trained in analytical techniques applicable to various fields. They can pursue careers such as business, finance, teaching, research, and analysis.
Outline:
Structure:
- Three years full-time or four years part-time
- One to two evenings a week, October to July
- On-campus in central London
Content:
- Year 1: Algebra 1, Calculus 1, Numbers, Proofs and Counting
- Year 2: Analysing Data, Calculus 2, Probability Models, and one Level 4 option module
- Year 3: Two Level 5 option modules and the Level 6 option module Calculus 3
- Year 4: Data Science, Statistics: Theory and Practice, and one Level 6 option module
Modules:
- Algebra 1: Covers fundamental algebraic concepts.
- Calculus 1: Introduces basic differentiation and integration techniques.
- Numbers, Proofs and Counting: Explores sets, relations, functions, and proof techniques.
- Analysing Data: Teaches statistical methods for data analysis and interpretation.
- Calculus 2: Extends calculus concepts to multiple variables and applications.
- Probability Models: Introduces probability theory and its applications.
- Data Science: Equips students with data science skills and tools.
Assessment:
- Methods: Coursework (at least 20%) and examinations (usually in the summer term).
Teaching:
- Teaching Methods: Lectures, seminars, computing sessions, and online resources.
- Teaching Staff: Experienced and qualified faculty members.
- Unique Approaches: Interactive learning environment, emphasis on real-world applications, personalized support.
Careers:
- Potential Career Paths: Statistician, Mathematical Research Scientist, Operational Researcher, Secondary School Teacher, and more.
- Opportunities: Careers in business, finance, education, research, and analysis.
- Outcomes: Graduates have a high employability rate and often earn higher salaries compared to other graduates.
Other:
- Cost: Varies depending on full-time or part-time enrollment status and student residency.
- Entry Requirements: Varies depending on previous qualifications and prior academic performance.
- Application Process: Apply through UCAS for full-time courses or directly to Birkbeck for part-time courses.
- Accreditations: N/A
- Student Testimonials: N/A
- Frequently Asked Questions: N/A
Mathematics with Statistics BSc (Hons): 4 years part-time, on campus, starting in academic year 2024-25 or 2025-26
Academic year 2024–25, starting October 2024 Part-time home students: £6,935 per year Part-time international students: £13,215 per year Academic year 2025–26, starting October 2025 To be confirmed
Mathematics with Statistics BSc (Hons): 3 years full-time, on campus, starting in academic year 2024-25 or 2025-26
Academic year 2024–25, starting October 2024 Full-time home students: £9,250 per year Full-time international students: £17,620 per year Academic year 2025–26, starting October 2025 To be confirmed
