Mathematics

About this course

Mathematics is one of the oldest and most powerful intellectual disciplines, concerned with the abstract structures of number, space, pattern and logic that underlie all quantitative reasoning and that have proved extraordinarily effective as tools for understanding the physical and social worlds. Pure mathematics investigates these structures for their intrinsic interest, seeking proof and understanding rather than immediate application. Applied mathematics turns them toward real-world questions in physics, engineering, biology, economics and computation. Both strands require rigorous thinking, the ability to work with abstraction and the satisfaction of following an argument to a definitive conclusion. At the University of Lincoln, this three-year research-informed programme aims to provide a fundamental education in mathematics across both pure and applied strands, as the university'

Where its graduates go

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