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Mathematics with Study in Europe MMath
at University of Sheffield

Sheffield, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 31,100
Country Rank#12
Duration48 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 88

Program Overview

This course is a chance to study maths in a European country that’s not covered by our Mathematics with French, German or Spanish courses. You can choose a language to study from a much wider range – for example, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese or Swedish. You’ll then spend your third year studying mathematics at a university in Europe where it’s spoken. You’ll cover the same essential topics as other maths students and, in your final year, complete a major research project.

We have a small but focused number of maths modules in the first year, that cover all the essentials you’ll need for the rest of your degree. You will also have foreign language modules to help you prepare for your year abroad.

Course Content
First year

Core modules:
- Mathematics Core
Optional modules:
- Foundations of Pure Mathematics
- Mathematical modelling
- Probability and Data Science
Second year

Core modules:
- Advanced Calculus and Linear Algebra
Optional modules:
- Algebra
- Analysis
- Differential Equations
- Statistical Inference and Modelling
- Career Development Skills
- Mathematics and Statistics in Action
- Mechanics and Fluids
- Probability Modelling
Third year
You will spend your third year studying maths at one of our partner universities in France, German, Greece, Italy, Portugal or Spain. Students can also take 10 or 20 credits of modules from our Modern Languages Teaching Centre.

Fourth year

Core modules:
- Mathematics and Statistics Project II
- Project Presentation in Mathematics and Statistics
Optional modules:
- Bayesian Statistics and Computational Methods
- Algebraic Topology
- Analytical Dynamics and Classical Field Theory
- Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry
- Functional Analysis
- Stochastic Processes and Finance
- Topics in Advanced Fluid Mechanics
- Generalised Linear Models
- Machine Learning
- Medical Statistics
- Sampling Theory and Design of Experiments
- Advanced Operations Research
- Advanced Particle Physics
- Advanced Quantum Mechanics
- Analytic Number Theory
- Fields
- Financial Mathematics
- Galois Theory
- Magnetohydrodynamics
- Mathematical modelling of natural systems (Advanced)
- Measure and Probability
- Signal Processing
Entry Requirement
You will usually need a 3 or 4 year bachelors degree from a recognised university in a relevant subject for entry. Most postgraduate courses require a UK 2:1 or equivalent for entry, but some courses may consider 2:2 grades.
UK Degree Classification: First class Honours, International Equivalent (India): 70%.
UK Degree Classification: 2:1 (Upper Second Class Honours), International Equivalent (India): 60%.
UK Degree Classification: 2:2 (Lower Second Class Honours), International Equivalent (India): 55%.

Fees & Scholarships

International Tuition Fees:

£31100 per year

Career Prospect

There will always be a place for maths graduates in banking, insurance, pensions, and financial districts from the City of London to Wall Street. Big engineering companies still need people who can crunch the numbers to keep planes in the sky and trains running on time too. But the 21st century has also created new career paths for our students.

Smartphones, tablets, social networks and streaming services all use software and algorithms that need mathematical brains behind them. In the age of ‘big data’, everyone from rideshare apps to high street shops is gathering information that maths graduates can organise, analyse and interpret. The same technological advances have created new challenges and opportunities in cybersecurity and cryptography.

If the maths itself is what interests you, a PhD can lead to a career in research. Mathematicians working in universities and research institutes are trying to find rigorous proofs for conjectures that have challenged pure mathematicians for decades, or are doing the calculations behind major experiments, like the ones running on the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.

Cost Of Studying At University of Sheffield

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Mathematics with Study in Europe MMath at University of Sheffield