Mathematics (with integrated year in industry)

Studying Mathematics at Aberystwyth University will allow you to discover a fascinating and challenging discipline that combines the identification and analysis of shapes and patterns with data collation and calculation.

Mathematics is fundamentally important to modern society, contributing to numerous facets of life, including science, engineering, technology and finance.

Our degree covers the essential core disciplines supplemented by a great choice of optional modules. You will be taught in lectures, tutorials and practical classes, as part of a supportive learning environment, with good staff-to-student ratios. This course includes an integrated year in industry, where you will have the opportunity to enter the workplace to hone your knowledge and skills, while also exploring the career path you may want to pursue after graduation.

You will also become part of a pool of graduates that is in significant demand across many industries for their problem-solving abilities, clear analytical thought processes and capacity for logical argument.

As a student in Aberystwyth, you will be taught the essential disciplines of algebra, calculus and mathematical analysis. As your interests develop, you may then select further classes from a broad range of topics in mathematics and statistics. We will help you to apply for and prepare for your year in industry. We aim to create a friendly, open and welcoming environment in which students are able to reach their full mathematical potential.

Why study Mathematics at Aberystwyth University?

Uncover a discipline that combines the identification and analysis of shapes and patterns with data collation and calculation;

Mathematics has been taught at Aberystwyth since 1872. The department continues to build on over 140 years of teaching excellence, employing lecturers who are committed teachers and internationally-recognised researchers;

Degree in Mathematics will open up a wide range of career paths to you;

The Department offers several modules taught through the medium of Welsh.