This course will explore key aspects of mathematics, such as differential equations and analysis, and gain practical financial experience through one of the world's top business schools. The split between the two subjects is roughly two-thirds mathematics and one-third finance and investment banking. In mathematics you will study areas such as calculus, analysis, linear algebra, differential equations and numerical analysis. The course will also cover key areas of statistics. The finance and investment banking aspects of the course will provide you with practical experience, such as managing multi-asset portfolios using live prices and using the latest investment management technology. You will also benefit from our three dealing rooms, which are equipped by Thomson Reuters and use the latest industry simulation software. You may choose to carry out a summer placement in an area such as finance or banking in order to gain an insight into industry and gain valuable experience. As a mathematics graduate, you can choose to work as a mathematician or statistician for public sector organisations, such as health authorities or the Office for National Statistics, or areas of the private sector including commerce and information technology. Furthermore, you can move into a range of related careers such as accountancy, engineering, modelling, computing or actuarial work. Alternatively you can choose to further develop your skills by moving into research, teacher training or postgraduate studies.