Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Mathematics and Finance] From City, University of London

Who is it for?

This BSc Mathematics and Finance (Hons) course from City, University of London is aimed at mathematics students with a particular interest in finance, specifically in actuarial science. It will equip you with fundamental mathematical skills and introduces various aspects of financial and economic theory such as financial markets, corporate finance or micro- and macroeconomics.

Objectives

You will acquire a core set of skills in mathematical science alongside the basics in actuarial science. This provides a good starting point for a career in the finance sector, especially in risk assessment, insurance and statistical finance.

• This course is designed as a hybrid between mathematics and actuarial science. All modules are taught by specialists from the Department of Mathematics and the Cass Business School.
• You will have the opportunity to take a paid one year placement after your second year. You have the opportunity to undertake a one-year paid placement scheme. Placements are paid up to £25,000 pro rata per year, with some organisations choosing to exceed this.
• Our graduates are highly sought after in many different roles and many of our graduates secure careers in the financial sector. Some of our recent graduates have gone on to roles at: Deloitte, Ernst and Young, Lloyds TSB, KPMG, Natwest, John Lewis, British Museum, UK Border Agency, Orange and Sainsbury's.

Career prospects

City graduates are equipped with a variety of mathematical skills and will find a wide range of careers open to them. The ability to think logically and abstractly, to solve problems and to model real-world phenomena are sought after by employers.Given City's location many recent graduates have been employed by large firms in the financial or industrial sector, while others have gone into education, Civil Service and research.Some of our recent graduates have gone on to roles at:

• Deloitte
• Ernst and Young
• Lloyds TSB
• KPMG
• Natwest
• John Lewis
• British Museum
• UK Border Agency
• Orange
• Sainsbury's