Program start date | Application deadline |
2024-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
The Mathematics and Statistics program offers a comprehensive foundation in core mathematical methods, applied analysis, mechanics, and statistics. Students can specialize in various application areas during Years 3 and 4, including financial derivatives, mathematical modeling, numerical analysis, and network mathematics. Assessment includes coursework, assignments, projects, presentations, and exams, while teaching methods encompass lectures, tutorials, computer labs, group work, and student presentations. The program prepares graduates for careers in finance, accounting, operations analysis, and management.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Year 1 & 2:
- Core mathematical methods
- Applied analysis
- Mechanics
- Numerical analysis
- Statistics
- Elective modules
- Years 3 & 4:
- Mathematics & Statistics modules from one or more specialist application areas
- Final Honours year project with written report and oral presentation
- Topics offered in Honours year modules:
- Mathematics of financial derivatives
- Mathematical modelling in biology and medicine
- Numerical analysis
- Mathematics of networks
Assessment:
- Coursework
- Assignments
- Reports
- Presentations
- Written examinations
Teaching:
- Lectures (using electronic presentations and computer demonstrations)
- Tutorials
- Computer laboratories
- Group work
- Student presentations
Careers:
- Financial analysts
- Accountants
- Operations analysts
- Treasury analysts
- Auditors
- Management trainees
- Flexible degree structure enables transfer between courses
- Opportunity to study abroad, typically in the third year
- Links with European and non-European universities
- Undergraduate common room for individual and group study work and social interaction
Scotland
2024/25: TBC 2023/24: £1,820
England, Wales & Northern Ireland
£9,250
International
£19,600
Additional costs
Course materials & costs
Class materials (lecture notes and exercise sheets) for the majority of Mathematics & Statistics classes are available free to download. For some classes, students may need access to a textbook. Textbook costs are typically in the £20 to £60 price range. These prices are dependent on format (e-book, soft or hardback) and whether bought new or second hand.
PVG scheme (Protection of Vulnerable Groups)
Third-year Maths and Teaching students will need to pay for the full price of a PVG membership scheme.
International students
International students may have associated visa and immigration costs.
Overview:
- Founded in 1796 as Anderson's Institution
- Received its Royal Charter in 1964, becoming the University of Strathclyde
- Consistently ranked among the top 10 universities in the UK for engineering and technology
- Home to the Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC), a world-leading research center in metal forming
- Notable alumni include Sir James Black (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine), Sir David Murray (former CEO of Rangers Football Club), and Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell (astrophysicist)
Student Life:
- Over 23,000 students from over 100 countries
- 150+ student clubs and societies, including sports teams, cultural groups, and academic societies
- Student support services include counseling, health, and disability support
- Campus facilities include a sports center, library, and student union
Academics:
- Offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in engineering, science, business, law, and social sciences
- Faculty includes world-renowned experts in their fields
- Teaching methodologies emphasize hands-on learning and industry engagement
- Academic support services include tutoring, writing centers, and language support
- Unique academic programs include the Strathclyde MBA, which is ranked among the top 100 MBAs in the world
Top Reasons to Study Here:
- Excellent reputation for teaching and research, particularly in engineering and technology
- Strong industry connections and opportunities for internships and placements
- Specialized facilities such as the AFRC and the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
- Vibrant student life with a diverse and inclusive community
- Located in the heart of Glasgow, a vibrant and cosmopolitan city
Services:
- Counseling and mental health support
- Health center with a range of medical services
- Accommodation services with a variety of on-campus and off-campus options
- Library resources with over 1 million books and journals
- Technology support including IT services and free Wi-Fi
- Career development services with support for job searching, CV writing, and interview preparation
- Year 1 entry: AABB/ABBBC
- (Maths A, Advanced Higher Maths recommended)
- Minimum entry requirements:
- BBBB (including Maths at B and 70% in Strathclyde Summer School Mathematics)
- or
- ABBB (including Maths A)
- Advanced Highers
- Year 2 entry: AB
- Year 1 entry: BBB
- (Maths B)
- Year 2 entry: ABB
- Year 1 entry: 30
- (Mathematics HL5)
- Year 2 entry: 32
- (Mathematics HL6)
HNC
- Year 1 entry: relevant HNC with strong mathematical content, B in Graded Unit, plus Higher Maths at A or 70% in Strathclyde Summer School Mathematics