LANCASTER UNIVERSITY · UNITED KINGDOM
Mathematics BSc Hons
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS G100
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 10thRanked 10th for Mathematics (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026)
- 13thRanked 13th for Mathematics (joint - satisfied with teaching) (The Guardian University Guide 2026)
- 15thRanked 15th for Mathematics (The Complete University Guide 2027)
- 3 yearsFull-time duration
- AAAA-level entry requirement
- £32,000Median graduate salary 15 months after graduation (HESA Graduate Outcomes Survey 2025)
Our BSc Hons Mathematics degree offers a comprehensive exploration of this foundational science, highlighting its beauty and its crucial role in solving real-world problems across various sectors like medicine, technology, and environmental science. You will develop a deep understanding of mathematical methods and concepts, fostering critical thinking, data analysis, and problem-solving skills highly valued by employers. The program cultivates a collaborative learning environment, encouraging interaction with peers and postgraduate researchers to deepen understanding and explore complex theories.
Curriculum
The three-year BSc Hons Mathematics degree progresses from foundational concepts to specialized areas. It combines lectures and workshops, with increasing opportunities for independent and group projects. The curriculum is designed to build a strong mathematical toolkit, allowing students to tailor their studies to their interests in later years.
- Year 1
- Core Mathematical Methods and Concepts
- Multivariable Calculus
- Probability and Statistics
- Logic, Proofs and Theorems
- Optional Module 1
- Optional Module 2
- Year 2
- Analysis
- Algebra
- Probability and Statistics
- Individual and Group Projects
- Optional Module 1
- Optional Module 2
- Year 3
- Specialist Optional Modules (6)
Careers
A Mathematics degree equips you with highly sought-after analytical and problem-solving skills, making graduates valuable across a wide range of industries including finance, technology, IT, and healthcare. The problem-solving and logical reasoning abilities developed are transferable to numerous professional roles.
- Actuarial Analyst
- Data Analyst
- Programmer
- Higher Management
- Engineer
- Teacher
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the BSc Hons Mathematics programme?
- The A-level entry requirement is AAA. The university considers applications holistically, including predicted grades, qualifications, references, and personal statements.
- How long is the BSc Hons Mathematics programme and what is the duration?
- The full-time duration for the BSc Hons Mathematics degree is 3 years.
- What are the career prospects for Mathematics graduates?
- Mathematics graduates are valued in finance, technology, IT, and healthcare, with potential roles as Actuarial Analysts, Data Analysts, Programmers, and more. The median graduate salary 15 months after graduation is £32,000.
- How do I apply for the BSc Hons Mathematics programme?
- Applications are managed through the UCAS system. You need to complete the UCAS application online and submit any required supporting documents via email to ugadmissions@lancaster.ac.uk.
- What is the tuition fee for international students?
- Specific tuition fee and living cost information for international students is not provided on the linked pages.
- What academic support is available for Mathematics students?
- The School of Mathematical Sciences offers weekly workshops, problem-solving classes, and one-to-one sessions. The student-run MathSoc also provides academic support through its 'Maths Cafe'.
Entry requirements
A-levelsAAA
The university considers applications holistically, including predicted grades, previous qualifications, academic references, and personal statements. Admissions tests like STEP for Mathematics may be considered. For applicants requiring a Student visa, financial documents and interviews may be part of the assessment.
Fees
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Specific tuition fee and living cost information for international students is not provided on the linked pages.
How to apply
1. Complete UCAS ApplicationFill in all required sections including personal details, qualifications, academic reference, and a personal statement on the UCAS website.
2. Submit Supporting DocumentsWhile direct uploads to UCAS are not always possible, you can email any required supporting documents to the admissions team at ugadmissions@lancaster.ac.uk.
3. Application AssessmentLancaster University will review your application, typically making a decision within three weeks. Some courses may require additional steps like interviews or portfolio assessments.
Accreditation
Accreditation by the Royal Statistical Society (for graduates completing Part II statistics modules) and the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, signifying a high level of competency and professionalism.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the BSc Hons Mathematics programme?
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The A-level entry requirement is AAA. The university considers applications holistically, including predicted grades, qualifications, references, and personal statements.
How long is the BSc Hons Mathematics programme and what is the duration?
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The full-time duration for the BSc Hons Mathematics degree is 3 years.
What are the career prospects for Mathematics graduates?
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Mathematics graduates are valued in finance, technology, IT, and healthcare, with potential roles as Actuarial Analysts, Data Analysts, Programmers, and more. The median graduate salary 15 months after graduation is £32,000.
How do I apply for the BSc Hons Mathematics programme?
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Applications are managed through the UCAS system. You need to complete the UCAS application online and submit any required supporting documents via email to ugadmissions@lancaster.ac.uk.
What is the tuition fee for international students?
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Specific tuition fee and living cost information for international students is not provided on the linked pages.
What academic support is available for Mathematics students?
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The School of Mathematical Sciences offers weekly workshops, problem-solving classes, and one-to-one sessions. The student-run MathSoc also provides academic support through its 'Maths Cafe'.