Undergraduate degrees

Mathematics plays a fundamental role in modern society, underpinning everything from smartphones and the internet to engineering and architecture. Equally, mathematics can be fascinatingly abstract. Our courses give you the opportunity to explore your interests and develop the skills you need to succeed in a diverse range of sectors.

With these degrees, you will explore the connections and interactions between mathematics and other subjects.

Exciting opportunities: Enhance your learning by choosing to take a study abroad year or work placement, which develops your independence and is attractive to employers.

Flexible degrees: Choose from single or joint honours and interdisciplinary degrees, as well as degrees taught with Leeds University Business School.

Career prospects: Our graduates are highly sought after by leading employers. 90% of graduates from the School of Mathematics are employed and/or in further study within 15 months of graduation (Graduate Outcome Survey 2019/20).

Research-based learning: Our globally recognised research feeds directly into your course and shapes what you learn with the latest thinking. Benefit from our close links with Leeds Institute for Data Analytics, Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics and our partnership with the Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national institute for data science and artificial intelligence.

Global community: When you choose to study at the University of Leeds, you'll join a friendly, supportive and diverse community of students and researchers who come from all over the world.

Supporting your studies: We support you from the moment you arrive to help you adjust to studying at university, and you'll be guided through your course by your personal tutor. We’re proud to have been awarded Silver Athena SWAN status which shows our strong commitment to equality.

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