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Maths

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Make your breakthrough in Maths

With our flexible, hands-on courses, you’ll develop the mathematical, analytical and computational skills employers are looking for.
 
  • Find out more by registering your interest below.
 
  • Apply by the UCAS deadline on Wednesday 29 January 2025.
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91%in work or further study within 15 months of graduating

(GOS 2022)

12thin the UK for Mathematics

(QS World University Rankings 2024)

92%92% of research rated world-leading or internationally excellent

(REF 2021)

Top reasons to study Mathematics at Queen Mary

  1. We invest in our students! With our dedicated staff and recently renovated maths building, we’ve created the perfect environment for you to thrive.
  2. Future proof your career! We blend in-depth theoretical knowledge with cutting-edge computational skills, helping you build the ultimate toolkit for long term career success.
  3. Unique location! Nestled between the UK’s most important financial hubs, the City of London and Canary Wharf, our graduates attract top employers.

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On-Demand Open Day

You can now experience our on-demand Open Day anytime — whenever it suits you!
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£3,000 Global Talent Scholarships

We are delighted to offer £3,000 scholarships to highly qualified international offer holders joining Queen Mary in September 2025.
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Studying Mathematics at Queen Mary has been a transformative journey. The flexibility to choose modules early on, including those from different departments, has not only made learning more enjoyable but has also empowered me to apply my mathematical skills in diverse contexts. This has allowed me to really grow my skill set for my future career, whilst developing a solid understanding of mathematics.
— Melisa Peci, BSc Mathematics
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