Mathematics

About this course

Mathematics at Imperial College London is one of the most demanding and rewarding undergraduate programmes available in the UK. The subject is, at its core, the study of structure, quantity, pattern, and change, and at degree level it moves well beyond the techniques learned at school into territory where rigorous proof and abstract reasoning become the main currency. This three-year full-time degree builds directly on the ideas introduced at A-level while opening up entirely new ways of thinking about mathematical problems. You will encounter the discipline not as a set of rules to apply but as a living field in which even fundamental questions remain open and productive. You will engage with a range of areas across pure and applied mathematics. Pure mathematics asks questions about objects and structures for their own sake: the properties of numbers, the geometry of spaces, the behavi

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