The Mathematics Major provides students with a solid and comprehensive undergraduate education in the subject. It aims to nurture quantitative reasoning, logical, analytical and critical thinking, innovative imagination, meticulous care to work, ability to conceptualise, skills for problem-solving, and capability to tackle novel situations and ill-defined problems. Core courses in the curriculum emphasise fundamental knowledge and concepts in Mathematics. Elective courses provide training in both pure and applied aspects of Mathematics. Throughout the curriculum there is also emphasis on experiential learning through guided studies, projects, seminars and summer internships. With diverse variety of courses, various specialisations are available. These will lead to careers in a wide range of sectors including economics and finance, information technology, logistics, management, education, research and further studies.

Mathematics Major graduates find employment in commerce (banking and finance), information technology industry, government and public organisations, service industry and education (secondary schools and universities) sectors; Many of our graduates continue their postgraduate studies (Master and PhD) in overseas or local universities