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Applied Mathematics
Solve real world problems through mathematical modelling with our Applied Mathematics course. From biological systems to financial markets and industrial processes, we will equip you with the tools to understand and confidently explain these complicated system…
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School of Mathematics · Mathematical sciences
Solve real world problems through mathematical modelling with our Applied Mathematics course. From biological systems to financial markets and industrial processes, we will equip you with the tools to understand and confidently explain these complicated systems. Become a new generation scientist with advanced applied mathematics skills and the ability to collaborate across disciplines. Develop in demand skills for the current job market or for a role in academia. Course highlights Our programme will help you use your strong mathematics background and become a multidisciplinary scientist. You could be learning how to model the spread of disease, understanding air turbulence or modelling how crops can grow in dry conditions. Tackle challenges that make a difference in our changing world. You'll learn to diversify your skills into other fields and work with research leaders and students from various disciplines. - Our School of Mathematics collaborates extensively across disciplines, including Biological and Medical Sciences and Chemical Engineering, as well as with industry. - — is becoming a hub for multidisciplinary Biological Systems Science research, uniquely positioned near one of Europe’s largest super-hospitals, serving a highly diverse population. - Learn from experts in their fields and obtain a globally respected qualification, enhancing your prospects in a competitive job market.
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2.1 Honours degree in mathematics or programmes with advanced mathematical components, including physics and some engineering subjects.
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