Faculty of Science and Technology
The Mathematics Major is a degree in which you may combine your study of Mathematics with another subject as Major or Minor. At the end of it, you will have a breadth and depth of knowledge in Mathematics that will serve you well in disciplines and professions that use Mathematics.
We also offer the following Mathematics Minor and Mathematics Double Major:
Full details of the Programme Structure including pre-requisites, co-requisites and anti-requisites for all CMP disciplines are listed on pages 253-360 of the FST Undergraduate Handbook.
Mathematics queries should be directed via email or telephone to Dr. Peter Chami, Mathematics Coordinator.
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Our Discipline does research in several areas of Mathematics and Statistics, e.g., biostatistics and estimation theory, or aperiodic tilings and fractal & discrete geometry.
Typical careers include:
More information about mathematical careers can, e.g., be found on the website “Thinking of a Career in Applied Mathematics?” maintained by the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM).
Our degree is internationally recognized with our graduates going on to do postgraduate work at universities worldwide. We offer a quality learning environment with small class sizes taught by full-time international faculty in an unbeatable, safe tropical setting.
We welcome local, international and regional students.
You will need 93 credits approved by the Faculty of Science and Technology.
For the Mathematics Major, 10 mathematics courses (i.e., 30 credits) at Level II/III are required together with the 5 introductory mathematics courses at Level I.
Broadly speaking, in the Mathematics Major the emphasis lies on Mathematical Analysis (Calculus/Real & Complex Analysis) and Modern Algebra (Linear and Abstract Algebra). E.g., you will do these courses:
For the full list of courses avaliable please see Complete Course List – Mathematics
We offer low tuition fees and several scholarships and financial aid are available. Choose a payment plan that fits your education budget.
Applications are accepted from November to February. However, expressions of interest are accepted ALL year.
Visit the Admissions website to view Entry Requirements and to Apply Now ».
Our Discipline does research in several areas of Mathematics and Statistics, e.g., biostatistics and estimation theory, or aperiodic tilings and fractal & discrete geometry.
