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Maths
A maths degree is very versatile and, as a result, mathematicians are sought after by a variety of employers. But why is this?
It is because a maths degree is more than just dealing with arithmetic and the properties of numbers. Through the course of their degree, mathematicians can become knowledgeable and skilled with varying applications of mathematics. This can include topics such as: the methods and history of mathematics; the philosophy, science, collection and analysis of data for statistical purposes; operational research and modelling; computational mathematics; financial derivative pricing; quantum mechanics and relativity.
Potential Job Roles
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Finding a job in maths
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