Mathematics with a Year in Ind - University of B

The BSc Mathematics with a Year in Industry is a 4-year undergraduate degree that combines rigorous mathematical study with a year spent applying theory in a workplace setting. Through a range of modules, students cultivate critical thinking, problem-solving, analytical, statistical, and computational skills, preparing them for diverse careers. The program emphasizes independent learning and offers extensive support systems, including access to Canvas and a dedicated personal tutor. Graduates develop highly sought-after skills that make them competitive in industries such as finance, consulting, and technology.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The BSc Mathematics with a Year in Industry is a 3-year undergraduate degree program with an additional year spent in industry. It is designed to challenge students to study a wide range of subject areas, developing their critical thinking and independent learning skills. The program focuses on applying analytical, statistical, and computational skills to formulate, analyze, and solve mathematical problems. Students will learn to effectively communicate their solutions. The year in industry provides a valuable opportunity to apply theoretical thinking in a real-world workplace, equipping students with highly sought-after skills and making them stand out in a competitive job market.

Outline:

Year 1:
Core Modules:
Algebra & Combinatorics 1 (20 credits)
Mathematical Modelling & Problem Solving (10 credits)
Mathematical Workshops (Autumn) (10 credits)
Mathematical Workshops (Spring) (10 credits)
Mechanics (10 credits)
Probability & Statistics (10 credits)
Real Analysis (20 credits)
Sequences and Series (10 credits)
Vectors, Geometry & Linear Algebra (20 credits)
Year 2:
Core Modules:
Linear Algebra & Linear Programming (20 credits)
Mathematics in Industry (10 credits)
Multivariable & Vector Analysis (20 credits)
Numerical Methods & Programming (10 credits)
Real & Complex Analysis (20 credits)
Optional Modules:
Choose 40 credits from a range of options, including:
Algebra & Combinatorics 2 (20 credits)
Differential Equations (20 credits)
Statistics (20 credits)
Year 3:
Industrial Placement:
Year 4:
Core Modules:
Research Skills in Mathematics (20 credits)
Optional Modules:
Choose 100 credits from a wide range of modules, subject to timetabling restrictions and necessary pre-requisites.
Advanced Mathematical Modelling
Algebra & Combinatorics 2
Algebraic and Differential Topology
Applied Mathematical Analysis
Applied Statistics
Bayesian Inference and Computation
Continuum Mechanics
Combinatorics and Communication Theory
Differential Equations
Electromagnetism
Functional and Fourier Analysis
Game Theory and Multicriteria Decision Making
Graph Theory
Group Theory
Integer Programming and Combinatorial Optimisation
Mathematical Finance
Medical Statistics
Methods in Partial Differential Equations
Metric Spaces and Topology
Nonlinear Programming I and Heuristic Optimisation
Number Theory
Numerical Methods and Numerical Linear Algebra
Quantum Mechanics
Randomness and Computation
Statistical Methods in Economics
Statistics

Assessment:

Students will be assessed through a variety of methods, including:
Exams
Class tests
Coursework
Research projects
Regular feedback and assessment will be provided to help students build on their skills.
Feedback on assessments will be given within 15 working days.

Teaching:

Teaching methods include:
Lectures
Tutorials
Support classes
All modules are linked to Canvas, a virtual learning environment for lecture notes, additional learning units, self-tests, and supplementary interactive information.

Careers:

Graduates are well-prepared for a variety of careers, including:
Accountant
Actuary
Management Consultant
Banker
IT
Students are assigned personal tutors who provide academic support, help develop transferable skills, and handle welfare concerns.
Wellbeing officers provide professional support, advice, and guidance to students on a range of issues.
The Academic Skills Centre offers workshops on note-taking, reading, academic writing, and presentation skills.
The Academic Writing Advisory Service (AWAS) provides guidance on writing essays and dissertations.
The University's Careers Network provides tailored careers guidance, exclusive work experience opportunities, mentoring, global internships, placements, CV and job application support, and the Personal Skills Award (PSA).

Tuition fees Annual tuition fees 2024/25 UK £9,250 Non-EU international £17,830 EU £9,250 Fees for placement years (where applicable) There is a reduced tuition fee for the academic year spent in industry or whilst studying abroad (where available). Fees for placement years (where applicable) Fees for placement years (where applicable) There is a reduced tuition fee for the academic year spent in industry or whilst studying abroad (where available).

Mathematics with a Year in Industry BSc