Open University · Distance learning
Mathematics (E23)
This diploma comprises four 30-credit modules from a wide choice, extending your understanding of areas of mathematics applicable to science, engineering and technology. Topics include analytic number theory, Galois theory and nonlinear ordinary differential e…
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The Open University · Mathematical sciences
This diploma comprises four 30-credit modules from a wide choice, extending your understanding of areas of mathematics applicable to science, engineering and technology. Topics include analytic number theory, Galois theory and nonlinear ordinary differential equations. It’s also the first two stages of our postgraduate mathematics programme – you can achieve the MSc in Mathematics by taking a further 30-credit option module and the dissertation. Key features of the course - Extend your understanding of key areas of mathematics, including analytic number theory, advanced calculus and differential equations - Pick from a wide choice of modules, enabling you to tailor the course to your needs - Top up to our MSc in Mathematics in just one more year
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As the university states it
You should normally have a minimum of either: a 2:2 honours degree in mathematics or a 2:1 honours degree in a subject with a high mathematical content. If you don’t have such a qualification, your application will still be considered, but you may be asked to complete an entry test. Non-graduates will not normally be admitted.
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