The BSc Mathematics with Statistics course encompasses the latest advances in both disciplines. The course produces graduates who are highly numerate and computer literate, with well-honed analytical skills – so it’s no surprise that they are in great demand in today’s workplace. Our BSc Mathematics with Statistics course will give you a thorough grounding in mathematics, statistics and computing and – after your first year – you will be able to choose from a varied range of modules, enabling you to focus on your specific interests. We have excellent links with an extensive portfolio of companies and organisations, and you may choose to take a Professional Training placement year, which will give you the opportunity to gain invaluable experience and a real head start when you graduate. Rather than asking which careers require mathematics, the question should probably be which careers do not. Not only are mathematics and statistics central to science, technology and finance-related fields, but also the logical insight, analytical skills and intellectual discipline gained from a mathematical education are highly sought after in areas such as law, business and management. Additionally, there is a strong demand for new mathematics teachers to meet the ongoing shortage in schools. Many of our graduates start their careers with some of the most sought-­after employers. Recent graduates have entered employment in roles such as: Data Scientist, PRGX; Actuarial Analyst, Capital Life and Pensions; Manager Research Analyst, Barnett Waddingham LLP; Cyber Security Expert, IBM; Graduate Trainee Tech Risk, KPMG; Graduate Banking Scheme, Lloyds Banking Group and Statistical Programmer and Analyst, GlaxoSmithKline.