Program Overview

With our BSc Mathematics with Business Management challenge yourself as you study a wide range of subject areas, developing your critical thinking and independent learning skills. As you progress, you'll discover how mathematics is an integral part of our everyday lives.

During your studies at Birmingham, you'll learn to apply analytical, statistical and computational skills to formulate, analyse and solve mathematical problems - and crucially, effectively communicate your solution. Preparing you for a career in high-level management, you will also spend a third of your course in the Birmingham Business School, studying the theory and practice of running a business, including economics, marketing and finance. You'll leave equipped with highly sought after skills, easily standing out in a highly competitive job market and ready to confidently take on your chosen career.

Why study Mathematics with Business Management BSc at Birmingham?

Combine personal development with career planning

• We know that your personal development is as important as your academic studies, and we have created a specially curated programme to take you through your time with us and beyond. As well as supporting your learning and individual goals from the moment you arrive, we'll equip you with the skills and qualities you need for a successful career journey.

Discover an unrivalled learning experience

• To enhance your studies, you'll enjoy weekly tutorials in small groups with your personal tutor for the first two years of your degree. Meanwhile, our Mathematics Learning Centre offers you the perfect space for independent or group learning.

Benefit from our links with industry

• Forging a close connection with industry can help your career soar. We have strong links with a wide range of high profile companies, including Apple, BMI, General Electric, Masternaut, and Thermofisher Scientific.

Wide choice of modules available

• The choice of modules from your third year are very broad, ranging from the highly abstract to the highly applicable. Modules in year four are reflective of staff research interests and classes are often small and highly interactive. You can therefore specialise in the areas of Mathematics that interest you.