Mathematics

About this course

Mathematics is the study of number, structure, space, and change, a discipline that moves between the austere beauty of abstract proof and the practical power of applied models in ways that few other subjects can match. It trains a kind of thinking that is prized across a remarkable range of professions: the ability to reason rigorously from stated premises, to identify the essential structure of a problem, to construct and verify arguments, and to move with confidence between concrete and abstract representations. The breadth of mathematics means that its graduates can move into careers in finance, technology, research, engineering, and education with equal plausibility. At Northumbria University, the four-year mathematics programme has an unusually rich structural profile: it includes a sandwich year with a work placement, a year abroad, and a work placement within the sandwich year,

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