The MSc in Mathematical Sciences, known as the Oxford Master's in Mathematical Sciences (OMMS), provides a broad and flexible training in mathematical sciences, essential for research and innovation in the 21st century. The MSc in Mathematical Sciences spans interdisciplinary applications of mathematics as well as recognising fundamental questions and themes. Oxford has a world-class reputation in the mathematical sciences, and this master's offers students the opportunity to work with an international group of peers, including other mathematical leaders of the future. This course draws on subjects in mathematics, statistics and computer science: from number theory, geometry and algebra to genetics and cryptography; from probability and mathematical geoscience to data mining and machine learning. You have the opportunity to choose from many different pathways, tailoring the programme to your individual interests and requirements. Examples of pathways include: research in fundamental mathematics; data science; interdisciplinary research in fluid and solid mechanics; mathematical biology; industrially focused mathematical modelling; (stochastic) partial differential equations. It is expected that graduates will pursue a rich diversity of careers across academia and a wide range of industries.