Mathematics and Statistics

About this course

Mathematics and statistics together form one of the most rigorous and versatile intellectual combinations in higher education. Mathematics is concerned with the structure, logic and beauty of abstract reasoning, from analysis and algebra to topology and number theory, while statistics develops the tools for understanding uncertainty, drawing inferences from data, and modelling the complex and variable phenomena that characterise the real world. The two disciplines inform and strengthen each other: statistical theory depends on mathematical foundations, and many of the most important applications of mathematics arise in the analysis of data. At the University of Warwick, this five-year full-time programme is designed for students who want to achieve genuine depth in both areas. Warwick's mathematics department is internationally recognised, and the degree benefits from the intellectual s

Where its graduates go

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