Graduates of this Master's programme are well-equipped to pursue successful careers in academia, industry or public service. Mathematicians work in industry, banking, technology, consultancy, service organisations and many other segments of the labour market. Their analytical and problem-solving skills give them a crucial advantage in a many work situations, even those where mathematical knowledge may not seem immediately relevant. Potential careers include:

• Academic career as mathematical researcher
• Quantitative Analyst
• Risk Analyst
• Consultant
• Corporate or Institutional Researcher (usually in a technical or financial environment)
• Lecturer

Alumni views

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