This Master of Science (MSc) in Mathematics is a flexible program designed to reflect the research strengths of Queen Mary University of London's School of Mathematical Sciences. You will gain a deep understanding of mathematical principles crucial for logical reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making in modern society. The course allows you to tailor your studies to your specific interests and career aspirations, with options in Pure Mathematics or Statistics and Data Science. This program opens doors to a variety of career paths or further academic research. Upon completion of your taught modules, you will undertake a substantial research project and dissertation. This project provides an opportunity to engage with the school's research centers, potentially make an original contribution to the field, and develop independent research skills. The program also offers the chance to gain a Microsoft Office Specialist qualification, enhancing your professional credentials.
The MSc Mathematics program is highly flexible, allowing you to choose modules that align with your interests in either Pure Mathematics or Statistics and Data Science. The program structure includes compulsory and elective modules across two semesters, followed by a significant research project and dissertation.
A Mathematics MSc equips you with highly transferable analytical, problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills, making graduates attractive to a wide range of employers. The program prepares you for diverse career paths in various sectors or for further academic study.
Specific module prerequisites may apply. Applications are assessed on an individual basis.
Tuition fees are subject to an annual increase. Living costs are estimates for accommodation only and do not include other living expenses. EU/EEA/Swiss students should check specific guidance regarding fees post-Brexit.
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International students are charged £29,950 per year for tuition fees. Please note that tuition fees are subject to an annual increase.
Estimated living costs for accommodation range from £6,769.53 to £12,603.38 per year, based on 2026-27 rates for a 38.3-week period. Other living expenses are not included in this estimate.
You need a minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree in Mathematics or a related subject. For English language proficiency, an IELTS score of 7.0 overall is required.
The Mathematics MSc programme is a 1-year full-time course.
Graduates are equipped with transferable analytical and problem-solving skills, making them attractive to employers for roles such as Data Scientist, Statistician, Quantitative Analyst, or Researcher. The programme also prepares you for further academic study.
Yes, the Global Talent Scholarship is available and is merit-based, offering £5,000. Most scholarships are awarded based on academic merit; check the scholarship database for specific eligibility and application processes.