Show/Hide navigation
University of Reading University of Reading logo
Mobile search categories

Mathematics

See the other subjects we offer

COVID-19 update

Find out about how we'll be delivering our courses in 2020.

Mathematics is essential to modern society, from the development of new technologies to the numerical modelling of financial systems.

Mathematics is essential to modern society, from the development of new technologies to the numerical modelling of financial systems. This fascinating subject will appeal to anyone who enjoys problem-solving and wants to hone their analytical skills.

You can study mathematics as a single honours degree or combine it with other subjects, such as economics, meteorology, finance and investment banking, computer science or statistics. Our degrees contain numerous optional modules, so you will be able to tailor your course to match your strengths, interests and ambitions.

You will benefit from learning from staff who are passionate about the subject, as well as being experts in their diverse fields with experience in research, teaching and consultancy in the UK and overseas. In addition to 86% of our research being recognised as world leading or internationally excellent (Research Excellence Framework, 2014), staff within the department have recently been awarded prizes such as the highly prestigious Whitehead prize and Zemánek prize.

You will receive plenty of support to help you get the most out of your studies, and currently this includes small-group problem-solving tutorials, peer-assisted learning and materials to help you manage the transition to university-level mathematics. Additionally, you can get involved with the Department's staff–student forums and the student teaching and learning group, which enable you to have a direct input into the student experience.

Most of our courses are accredited by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, the body that awards Chartered Mathematician status. For students on BSc accredited courses to register as a Chartered Mathematician you will need to gain subsequent training and experience after the course, while those on MMath courses you will be able to apply for Chartered Mathematician status directly following graduation.

Courses

About the department

Visit the Mathematics and Statistics website.

My time at the University of Reading has been packed full of wonderful experiences and fantastic learning. The department has been very supportive, with approachable lecturers and postgraduates always finding time to assist with any problems.

Chrissie Nash
MMath Mathematics

Contextual offers

We make contextual offers for all our courses.

Take the next step

How to apply

Come to an Open Day

Get a prospectus

Ask us a question

Chat to our students

Related Subjects

mask
Close
CHOOSE A SUBJECT