Engineering Mathematics

About this course

Engineering mathematics is an unusual degree in that it is neither purely mathematics nor purely engineering, but a discipline that develops the mathematical and computational tools that engineering depends on and applies them to real engineering and data modelling problems. The field encompasses mathematical analysis, computational methods, data modelling, and the quantitative techniques that enable engineers and scientists to design, simulate, and optimise complex systems. As engineering has become more reliant on computational modelling and data analysis, graduates who combine deep mathematical understanding with practical engineering orientation have become increasingly sought after. The four-year full-time Engineering Mathematics programme at the University of Bristol provides a background in mathematical analysis, computing, and general engineering within the overall context of ma

Where its graduates go

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