The BSc Mathematics for Finance degree course gives students the opportunity to focus on Mathematics for Finance in addition to the general range of mathematical material that you will cover. To further enhance this you will also study certain specialist Finance modules from the College of Business, Economics and Law. The course gives you the chance to explore and understand the number theory that Pythagoras studied, the Financial Mathematics that the highest flyers on Wall Street rely on, and a wealth of other topics reflecting the teaching team’s research expertise in probability, analysis, nonlinear partial differential equations, noncommutative geometry and algebraic topology.

BSc Mathematics for Finance G190 Biosciences Computer Science Geography Mathematics BSc Mathematics (with Integrated Foundation) G101 BSc Mathematics G100 MMath Mathematics G103 BSc Pure Mathematics G110 BSc Applied Mathematics G120 BSc Mathematics for Finance G190 BSc Mathematics and French GR11 BSc Mathematics and Spanish GR14 BSc Mathematics and Welsh GQ15 BSc Mathematics and Sports Science GC16 BSc Mathematics and Welsh GQ1N BSc Mathematics and German GR12 Physics UCAS code: G190 Duration: 3yrs Full-time Typical offer: ABB-BBB Funding Opportunities click for details How to Apply click for details Open Days Visit Swansea Click for Open Day details Open Days Course Overview Shape The BSc Mathematics for Finance degree course gives students the opportunity to focus on Mathematics for Finance in addition to the general range of mathematical material that you will cover. To further enhance this you will also study certain specialist Finance modules from the College of Business, Economics and Law. The course gives you the chance to explore and understand the number theory that Pythagoras studied, the Financial Mathematics that the highest flyers on Wall Street rely on, and a wealth of other topics reflecting the teaching team’s research expertise in probability, analysis, nonlinear partial differential equations, noncommutative geometry and algebraic topology. Expand all Collapse all Key Features Modules Description Entry Requirements A levels: grades ABB-BBB, to include Mathematics, or equivalent. Welsh Baccalaureate: Pass acceptable as equivalent to an A grade A level. BTEC: DDM plus A Level grade B in Mathematics. Scottish Highers: ABBCC to include Mathematics grade B. Access to HE (Science): Pass with Distinction (to include 24 Dist, 15 Merits and 6 Passes) including 18 in Maths. International Baccalaureate: 33-32 (at least 6 in Higher Level Maths). IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in each component) or equivalent English test. All applications will be considered on an individual basis, and we will look at the whole application when deciding whether to make an offer of a place, including: the balance, nature and quality of A-level, AS and GCSE subjects (or equivalent); personal statement and referee’s comments. General Studies and Key Skills qualifications are normally excluded from our offers. How To Apply Tuition Fees Additional Costs Teaching and assessment Student profiles Facilities Careers The ability to think rationally and to process data clearly and accurately are highly valued by employers. Mathematics graduates earn on average 50% more than most other graduates. The most popular areas are the actuarial profession, the financial sector, IT, computer programming and systems administration, and opportunities within business and industry where employers need mathematicians for research and development, statistically analysis, marketing and sales. Some of our students have been employed by AXA, BA, Deutsche Bank, Shell Research, Health Authorities and Local Government. Teaching is another area where maths graduates will find plenty of career opportunities. There is also the option to study further for a higher degree.