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Advance your mathematical expertise

Taught master's in Mathematics

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Why an MSc in Mathematics?

Join a connected, research-led Department

Our Mathematics Department is a major international research centre. As a student here, you will benefit from:

  • Interdisciplinary and industry collaboration. Engage in a high level of engagement in interdisciplinary research and with industry
  • Access to world-leading research groups covering everything from logic to stochastic analysis, global impact across banking and finance, manufacturing, energy, security and beyond
  • Skills for the future. Develop the practical and theoretical skills demanded by employers — or build a strong foundation for PhD-level study.
  • A community of global innovators and pioneers whose achievements have helped shape the modern world — a place where 25 Nobel Prize winners have worked or studied.

Master's courses

Our master's in Mathematics

There are options available if you want to study our taught master’s in Mathematics.

  • Applied Mathematics MSc
  • Mathematical Finance MSc
  • Pure Mathematics MSc
  • Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Logic MSc
  • Statistics MSc

How you’ll learn

Teaching

Your teaching will be delivered by a combination of lectures and other in-person classes such as tutorials, computer labs and project supervision meetings, together with online learning materials. Modules are tailored to equip you with necessary skills and expertise in your chosen subject. 

The home of mathematics in Manchester is in the purpose-built Alan Turing Building. Study at one of the most respected departments of mathematics in the country — steeped in history and focused on the future.

Where our MScs can take you

What do our graduates do?

Our master’s courses are designed to equip you with the skills desired in both industry and research. Study advanced topics that will prepare you for a range of careers or doctoral (PhD) studies.

Depending on your area of study, you could go on to work in the financial industry, computer industry, research or teaching. Below are just some of the roles that our graduates have gone on to:

  • Software Engineer
  • Data Analyst
  • Biostatistician
  • Lecturer
  • PhD
  • ... and more.

Who do our graduates work for?

Our mathematics graduates go on to work for employers such as:

  • Lloyds Bank
  • App Annie
  • Moody’s Analytics
  • NHS 
  • AT & T Labs
  • ... and more.

Explore our careers service

We don’t just teach you, we support you in planning your future from day one.

Whether you're exploring career options, applying for internships, or preparing for graduate roles, you’ll have access to one-to-one support, advice and workshops, equipping you with the confidence to succeed in a competitive job market.

How to apply

Apply for our Mathematics MSc courses

If you’re interested in applying to the taught master's at Manchester, here’s what you need to know.

The application process

Everything you need to know about applying for taught master's study with us.

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Fees and funding

Find information on master's tuition fees and studying costs, as well as funding and scholarships available to help you plan your finances.

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Mathematics postgraduate enquiries

  • Email: pgt-maths@manchester.ac.uk

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