Many employers value a mathematics qualification; your numerical, logical thinking and problem-solving skills enable you to tackle a variety of roles. To cover the range of topics that mathematics embraces, we've made our courses flexible. Keep your degree broad with a BSc or MMath in Mathematics, or specialise in an area of your choice, from financial mathematics to statistics and operational research. 

Developments in the modern financial industry have led to a rapidly changing financial world. These changes create a growing need for graduates who are well skilled in the financial models and quantitative techniques that are used in modern actuarial and financial mathematical applications. Students who are enrolled for a BSc (Actuarial and Financial Mathematics) degree can tailor their coursework in either an actuarial or a financial mathematics option throughout their three years of study. The program provides students with a broad education that will serve them beyond what is usually expected of a graduate in these fields.

The aims of the degree are to produce graduates with developed mathematical, statistical and computing skills, and the ability to apply them to the quantitative analysis of industrial, commercial or financial business decisions.

The Financial Mathematics BSc at the University of Leeds offers a comprehensive education in mathematics and its applications in finance. This programme is designed to equip students with the analytic...

The BSc in Financial Mathematics prepares students for careers that combine finance, mathematics, and computer skills. The program covers core topics like calculus, probability, and statistics, alongs...

The BSc Financial Mathematics programme is designed to equip you with the specialist mathematical knowledge and quantitative skills that are required by many financial organisations. It focuses on the application of theories to financial practice.

Financial Mathematics is the application of mathematical models to finance, usually to analyze markets and pricing. Financial Mathematics uses techniques from mathematics, statistics, business, finance, and economics. The Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics provides a solid foundation in Financial Mathematics, leading either to a career in the financial sector or to further training in advanced Financial Mathematics.

Integrating the study of actuarial sciences, business finance and mathematics, financial mathematics prepares students for lucrative and rewarding careers in banking, investment management, venture capitalism, insurance and risk management.

Financial Mathematics sits within one of our smaller Departments. That means you’ll get to know your lecturers very well and vice versa. You’ll benefit from an individual approach and tailored care and support where needed. You’ll learn from research-active academics, who are renowned internationally for their contributions to mathematics and mathematical physics.

Bachelor Of Arts in Financial Mathematics. A minimum overall GPA of 4.00 (C-). Completion of a minimum of 10 courses (5.0 credits) in the WLIC UTP program, including the required courses MA103, CP104, CP164, EC120, EC140, EN190.

The Cambridge Mathematics course has always enjoyed a very high reputation, and a Cambridge Mathematics degree is highly regarded world-wide. It provides a good qualification for entry into a very wide range of careers, and also for post-graduate academic work in a variety of technical subjects.

This major trains compound talents with a solid mathematical foundation, proficient computer skills, strong foreign language skills, preliminary scientific research training, good scientific literacy and engineering awareness, and certain software development capabilities and financial knowledge. This major is divided into two directions: software development and financial mathematics. After graduation, he mainly engaged in software development and Internet application work in IT companies.

There is a strong market demand for college graduates capable of applying mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to determine risk factors and risk levels in numerous fields.

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science aims to contribute to the student’s liberal education by showing the role mathematics has played and is playing in the development of civilization and by giving him or her the opportunity to appreciate mathematics for its own esthetic qualities.

The Cambridge Mathematics course is often considered to be the most demanding undergraduate Mathematics course available in Britain and, correspondingly, one of the most rewarding.