This course has been designed to meet the growing demand for specially trained mathematicians to work in the world’s financial markets and insurance. Despite the current volatile nature of the banking industry, many banks still have a pressing need for employees with advanced mathematical skills who can further their understanding of turbulence in financial markets. On the course you will study different elements of both mathematics and computing in addition to developing your communication and presentational skills through a project you will undertake. You will be fully supported to ensure that your project is best suited to support your future career plans. On the course you will be assessed by a combination of written examinations, coursework and a Dissertation. The ability to think rationally and to process data clearly and accurately are highly valued by employers. Mathematics graduates earn on average 50% more than most other graduates. The most popular areas are the actuarial profession, the financial sector, IT, computer programming and systems administration, and opportunities within business and industry where employers need mathematicians for research and development, statistically analysis, marketing and sales.