Mathematics and Economics

About this course

Mathematics and Economics is a combination degree that draws together two of the most analytically rigorous disciplines in higher education, both of which rely on mathematical reasoning as their primary tool for understanding complex systems. Mathematics provides the foundational methods of proof, modelling, optimisation and statistical inference that make rigorous economic analysis possible, while economics applies these tools to the study of how individuals, markets, institutions and governments make decisions under conditions of scarcity and uncertainty. The combination produces graduates with exceptionally strong quantitative skills and a deep understanding of the forces that drive economic behaviour. At the University of London, this distance learning part-time programme is directed by the London School of Economics and Political Science, one of the foremost social science universi

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