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BSc Mathematics
Covers core pure and applied mathematics including algebra, analysis, probability and statistics, developing rigorous reasoning. Suits students with very strong A-level maths aiming for quantitative careers or further study.
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A clearer look at BSc Mathematics
Covers core pure and applied mathematics including algebra, analysis, probability and statistics, developing rigorous reasoning. Suits students with very strong A-level maths aiming for quantitative careers or further study.
This 36-month undergraduate route concentrates on develop advanced quantitative and analytical methods, model complex systems and interpret evidence, apply theory through computation, experiments or projects. The course record does not promise a placement, so students should judge it primarily by its curriculum, teaching approach and project opportunities.
Course focus
What you can expect to explore
- Develop advanced quantitative and analytical methods.
- Model complex systems and interpret evidence.
- Apply theory through computation, experiments or projects.
Skills development
Capabilities you can build
- Critical thinking
- Research and evidence use
- Professional communication
- Independent project work
The balance of technical, academic and professional skills depends on the modules and assessments offered for your intake.
Learning experience
How you may learn
- Applied work such as case studies, workshops, projects or problem-based tasks.
- Independent study and progressively more complex assignments or projects.
- Assessment may combine coursework, reports, presentations, examinations or projects; the exact balance is set by the university.
Who is this course for?
A strong fit for students beginning higher education who want to build knowledge, practical capability and graduate-level skills over time. Entry requirements still determine eligibility, and students should compare the official module list with their own career goals before applying.
Career direction
Where it may lead
Relevant career directions may include:
- Quantitative analyst
- Data or modelling specialist
- Research scientist
- Technical consultant
These are examples, not guaranteed outcomes. Employment depends on your experience, location, professional registration where applicable and the modules completed.
Course contents
Published course content for this programme.
36 curriculum items were captured from the university’s official course page. These may include modules, course units or published curriculum topics, and can change by intake, pathway and availability.
- 01Introduction to University MathematicsPublished course content
- 02Analysis 1Published course content
- 03Linear Algebra and GroupsPublished course content
- 04Calculus and ApplicationsPublished course content
- 05Probability and StatisticsPublished course content
- 06Introduction to ComputationPublished course content
- 07An Introduction to Applied MathematicsPublished course content
- 08Individual Research ProjectPublished course content
- 09Linear Algebra and Numerical AnalysisPublished course content
- 10Analysis 2Published course content
- 11Multi-variable Calculus and Differential EquationsPublished course content
- 12Group Research ProjectPublished course content
- 13I-Explore modulePublished course content
- 14Groups and RingsPublished course content
- 15Lebesgue Measure and IntegrationPublished course content
- 16Probability for StatisticsPublished course content
- 17Statistical Modelling 1Published course content
- 18Partial Differential Equations in ActionPublished course content
- 19Principles of ProgrammingPublished course content
- 20Classical MechanicsPublished course content
- 21Advanced Topics in Partial Differential EquationsPublished course content
- 22Algebra 3Published course content
- 23Algebraic CombinatoricsPublished course content
- 24Algebraic Number TheoryPublished course content
- 25Algebraic TopologyPublished course content
- 26Applied Complex AnalysisPublished course content
- 27Applied ProbabilityPublished course content
- 28Asymptotic MethodsPublished course content
- 29Bifurcation TheoryPublished course content
- 30Computational Linear AlgebraPublished course content
- 31Computational Partial Differential EquationsPublished course content
- 32Consumer Credit Risk ModellingPublished course content
- 33Dynamical SystemsPublished course content
- 34Dynamics of Games and LearningPublished course content
- 35Finite Elements: Numerical Analysis and ImplementationPublished course content
- 36Fluid Dynamics 1Published course content
Entry requirements
Can I apply?
- Academic
- A*A*A at A-level, or 39 points IB
- Sri Lankan qualifications
- Sri Lankan national school qualifications are not listed among Imperial's accepted UG qualifications; courses typically require A-levels (A*AA to A*A*A) or IB 39–41.
- English (IELTS)
- 7.0 overall, 6.5 in each element (Imperial 'higher' level)
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Course information checked October 2026 from the official course page on imperial.ac.uk. The expanded description is original GEC guidance built from the recorded course summary, award level and subject; it does not reproduce a university or partner listing word for word. Exact modules, teaching, assessment, professional recognition, fees, entry requirements and intakes can change. We confirm the latest details with Imperial College London before you apply. Global Educational Consultants is an independent consultancy.