BSc (Hons) Mathematics & Statistics
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Introduction
The BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Statistics is a programme of study that covers topics across the whole range of mathematical areas and statistical fields, with opportunity to specialise further on statistics.
The BSc (Hons) Mathematics & Statistics programme is accredited by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA), the UK’s professional and learned society for qualified and practising mathematicians.
Our curriculum is built on a variety of themes, which run through all academic years of the programme;
mathematical methods, statistical methods, analysis, probability, algebra, mechanics, computational mathematics, computational statistics and data analysis.
A variety of innovative teaching and assessment methods challenge the students to apply their mathematical and statistical knowledge and skills to real-world problems. Moreover, the programme develops communication skills, such as delivering oral presentations and designing conference style posters. The latter years of the programme have a number of specialist optional modules that will enable students to focus their degree towards their personal interests.
Overall, the BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Statistics programme provides students with sufficient in-depth knowledge to enable them to embark on further studies or apply that knowledge in the industry. Graduates of mathematical sciences can be employed in several areas, such as education, biology, economics, engineering, genetics, marketing, medicine, psychology, public health and sports, and work as statisticians, data analysts, risk analysts, biostatisticians and quality analysts, among many.
Career Opportunities
Mathematics offers a diverse and rewarding range of careers. Examples include working in education, academic research, consultancies, accountancy, financial services, insurance companies, IT and Computing, telecommunications, and healthcare to name but a few sectors. For further information you can visit www.mathscareers.org.uk (managed and maintained by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications). These are valuable contributions to the Cypriot economy and equip both local and international students to compete in the global employment market.
Mathematicians and Statisticians are ranked by www.careercast.com as some of the best jobs based on criteria including income, job outlook, work environment and stress. Other highly ranked jobs including those of a data scientist and of an actuary are highly mathematical and attrat many people with a very strong mathematical background.
Mathematician
Focus on advanced math, statistics, and computational methods to solve real-world problems.
Statistical Consultant
Focus: Providing statistical expertise for research projects, businesses, and government policies.
Quantitative Analyst Role
Use advanced mathematical, statistical, and computational techniques to develop models for pricing financial products, managing risk, and optimizing investment strategies.
Data Analyst
Focus: Interpreting and analyzing large datasets to provide insights for businesses and organizations.
Course Benefits
High Demand Across Industries
Mathematics and statistics graduates are sought after in various sectors, including finance, healthcare, technology, and government, due to their strong analytical skills.
Strong Foundation in Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
The programme develops logical reasoning, quantitative analysis, and data-driven decision-making, which are valuable in research and industry roles.
Diverse Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers in data science, actuarial science, financial analysis, machine learning, research, and academia, offering flexibility and growth potential.
Practical & Industry-Relevant Skills
The course includes hands-on experience with statistical software (R, Python, SPSS, SAS), data visualization, and machine learning techniques, making graduates job-ready.
Pathway to Further Studies & Research
Students can advance to MSc and PhD programmes in mathematics, statistics, artificial intelligence, or finance, opening doors to specialized research and academic careers.
Global Career Prospects
Mathematical and statistical skills are universally applicable, allowing graduates to work in international organizations, multinational companies, and research institutions worldwide.
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Learning Outcomes
A1. Use appropriate mathematical techniques in pure mathematics.
A2. Use mathematical methods to solve problems in applied mathematics.
A3. Use mathematics to describe a system/situation.
A4. Use a range of numerical methods and algorithms to find solutions to mathematical and statistical problems.
A5. Use statistical tools to describe and analyse data and infer valuable conclusions.
B1. Provide a coherent logical mathematical argument (e.g. proof).
B2. Use mathematics to model systems.
B3. Recognise the limitations and scope of particular mathematical and statistical techniques.
B4. Generalise and extend areas of mathematics.
B5. Use statistical inference to obtain unknown features of a population
C1. Analyse a given (mathematical) problem and apply appropriate maths to find a solution.
C2. Use mathematics to model a process or series of events.
C3. Analyse a math problem and find alternative representations.
C4. Develop the ability to interpret statistical results.
D1. Manage own learning, making optimum use of appropriate texts and learning materials.
D2. Work in small groups towards a common aim.
D3. Use appropriate ICT and mathematical software tools as well as statistical software packages.
D4. Develop and deliver a presentation for peers and general consumption.
Entry Requirements
The minimum entry requirements for this programme are:
Requirement 1
Apolytirion or High Schoof Leaving Certificate, or 96 A' Level points in relevant subjects.
Requirement 2
Proof of English Language knowledge to a score of at least IELTS 5.5, or other equivalent according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
How To Apply?
Step by Step Application Process.
Complete the UCLan Cyprus application FORM.
Provide copies of:
– School Leaving Certificate & Marksheet
– English Language Qualification (see Entry Requirements)
– ID/Passport
Payment of €50 application fee (non-refundable) for the Admissions Department to officially evaluate your application and if successful to receive your Offer for a Place to Study at UCLan Cyprus.
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