Mathematics (Honours) Newcastle University

Overview

Throughout the Mathematics (Honours) MMath programme from Newcastle University we focus on three core areas – pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and statistics – and you have the flexibility to tailor the combination of these to suit your interests.

On this Mathematics (Honours) degree from Newcastle University, you will select mostly mathematics modules in the later stages. These include:

• introduction to vector calculus
• methods for solving differential equations
• algebra and linear algebra

In Stage 4 you explore more advanced topics in detail, drawing on the research expertise of our staff.

You also complete a substantial research project on a topic that interests you.

Career opportunities:

Join a network of successful graduates

88% of our Mathematics BSc Honours graduates were employed or in further study within 6 months of graduating, with an average salary of £21,150*.

Recent graduates have secured roles such as:

• information analyst
• programmer
• actuarial analyst
• auditor

Careers for mathematicians and statisticians

Mathematicians and statisticians have always been highly valued by employers for their analytical and problem-solving skills, and their ability to think logically and quantitatively.

You'll also develop key skills which are essential for the employment market such as communication, teamwork, planning, and organisation.

There are some careers for which a degree in mathematics is usually required, for example, teaching mathematics, statistical work, actuarial work, some research and development, and some areas of computing.

Mathematics graduates are also strong candidates in areas such as:

• management consultancy
• finance
• accountancy
• information technology
• logistics
• transportation

Industry too is always looking out for specialists with an interest in the applications of mathematics to engineering.

A degree in mathematics and statistics can also lead on to further study including PhD, MSc and PGCE courses.