COURSE CURRICULUM

The Mathematics with Economics BSc (Hons) degree provides a structured balance between rigorous mathematical training and the study of modern economic theory. In the first year, students develop a strong foundation through core modules in macroeconomics and microeconomics alongside essential mathematics courses such as analysis, linear algebra, probability, statistics, mechanics, and mathematical methods. This combination introduces both theoretical frameworks and practical tools for problem-solving. In the second year, students advance to topics such as probability theory, geometry, complex analysis, and mathematical methods, with the option to explore areas like econometrics, financial economics, statistical modelling, and further analysis. The integration of computing and numerical methods also enhances practical and computational skills. By the third year, the degree offers extensive flexibility with a wide range of optional modules, enabling students to specialize according to their interests. Economics options include international economic relations, applied econometrics, financial systems, asset pricing, macroeconomic and microeconomic developments, industrial economics, and corporate finance. Mathematics choices cover advanced topics such as topology, number theory, operational research, game theory, stochastic finance, statistics, and mathematical biology. This interdisciplinary program equips graduates with strong analytical, quantitative, and economic expertise, preparing them for careers in finance, banking, consultancy, policy, or further academic study.