COURSE CURRICULUM

The Mathematics major consists of 120 credit points within the Bachelor of Science program and provides students with a comprehensive understanding of mathematical concepts, analytical methods and problem-solving techniques. The major is structured across three levels of study, enabling students to build strong foundations in mathematics before advancing to more complex theories and applications. Students explore areas such as mathematical modelling, logical reasoning, quantitative analysis and abstract problem solving, developing the ability to apply mathematics to real-world situations. The course structure encourages clear thinking, precision and effective communication of mathematical ideas while strengthening skills in analysis and interpretation. Students learn how mathematical methods support decision-making, forecasting, technology development, scientific research and data-driven solutions. Through progressive study and practical applications, the major develops the ability to approach complex challenges using structured and creative mathematical approaches. Graduates of the Mathematics major gain highly transferable skills suitable for careers in fields such as education, research, finance, data analysis, information technology, engineering and scientific industries. The major provides a strong foundation for further postgraduate study and prepares students to use mathematics as a powerful tool for innovation and problem-solving in a rapidly evolving world.