This course enables you to pursue your interest in foundational questions about mathematics and logic. You will be taught by world-leading experts from both the Mathematics and the Philosopy Department, who will challenge you on a range of philosophical and mathematical questions. You will study mathematics in depth, while also learning about how the developments of mathematics and philosophy have informed one another. Our graduates possess strong analytical and critical skills alongside the ability to integrate large bodies of information involving multiple perspectives. Their capacity to explain and argue through persuasive writing, presentation and negotiation are highly valued by employers in many spheres. We track your progress and provide you with feedback through regular non assessed work, assessed essays and written examinations. We work closely with the University Careers and Skills department and Alumni. Our graduates enter a wide variety of careers, including: Analyst, EY; Marketing Co-ordinator, City and Guilds; Business Development, Bureau Recruitment; News Editor, European College of Liberal Arts; Assistant in Civil Service, Ministry of Justice. We invite alumni onto campus to speak with current students about career options.